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2005
Scottish Open
Date:
27 Nov 2005
Venue:
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Adjudicator(s):
Richard Evans, David Horsfield
Pos
Band
Conductor
Draw
Points
1
Fishburn
Ray Farr
5
192
St Magnus (Kenneth Downie)
2
Kirkintilloch
Steve Bastable
11
191
Music of the Spheres (Philip Sparke)
3
SWT Woodfalls
David Barringer
17
190
Music of the Spheres (Philip Sparke)
4
Carlton Main Frickley Colliery
Allan Ramsay
16
189
Masquerade (Philip Wilby)
5
Kirkintilloch Kelvin Brass
Alastair Orr
9
188
Chivalry (Martin Ellerby)
6
Whitburn
Andrew Duncan
13
187
Concerto Grosso for Brass Band (Derek Bourgeois)
7
Wingates
Phillip McCann
10
186
Harmony Music (Philip Sparke)
8
Freckleton
Paul Dalton
14
185
Of Men and Mountains (Edward Gregson)
9
Scottish Co-op
Frank Renton
1
184
Music of the Spheres (Philip Sparke)
10
Johnstone Silver
Chris Bradley
15
183
Tallis Variations (Philip Sparke)
11
Dobcross Silver
Dennis Hadfield
2
182
St Magnus (Kenneth Downie)
12
Kingdom Brass
Graham O'Connor
6
181
Between the Moon and Mexico (Philip Sparke)
13
Newtongrange Silver
Steve Sykes
3
180
Montage (Peter Graham)
14
Besses o' th' Barn
James Cant
12
179
English Heritage (George Lloyd)
15
Unison Kinneil
Andrew Berryman
4
178
Blitz (Derek Bourgeois)
16
Bon Accord Silver
Duncan Beckley
8
177
Paganini Variations (Philip Wilby)
17
Bo'ness & Carriden
Brian Keachie
7
176
The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (Derek Bourgeois)
4BarsRest best soloist: David Prentice (cornet, Kirkintilloch)