Latest Additions

June 27

Notices

• Coast & Vines Music Club

June 23

News item

• 2009 State Solos Photos

June 22

News item

• Campbelltown City Band

Notices

• Festival of Brass

• Salisbury City Band

June 21

Results

• Junior Solos 2009

June 20

Results

• Senior Solos 2009

June 19

Calendar

• Update

Vacancies

• Salisbury City Band

For Sale

• Page added

Notices

• Port Lincoln City Band

• St Michael’s Grammar

• July Jazz

• Tanunda Town Band

June 16

Calendar

• [Update]

Notices

• K & N Spring Gully Brass

• Enfield Brass Band

• Enfield Youth Band

• Klemzig Oompah Band

June 13

Notices

• Payneham City Band

June 10

Notices

• Offer from Allans

• Mitcham City Brass

News item

• Black Dyke Band

Welcome to the South Australian Band Association

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The South Australian Band Association is the governing body for Brass Bands and increasingly Concert Bands in South Australia.

Our aim is to promote, nurture and encourage the banding movement in South Australia so that we may all grow and prosper.

Our aims and objectives are as follows:

• Encourage and promote the formation of bands.
• Assist bands with
• a. Education and tuition
• b. Performance and appreciation of band music
• Promote for the furtherance and protection of their mutual interest
• a. The Association of Bands
• b. Band Music
• c. Members of Bands
• Encourage friendship and good fellowship amongst band personnel and other members of bands.
• Promote, organise, manage and control in the State of South Australia:
• a. Band Competitions and Contests
• b. Party and Solo Competitions
• c. Assist in developing the standard of music, drill and performance.
• Raise funds.

If you have any suggestions as to how the South Australian Band Association may better serve you and the rest of the banding community, please contact us by e-mailing to:
secretary@sabandassociation.org

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