Sound Inn Brass with Hans Gansch (Trumpet) and Steven Mead (Euphonium)
CD 25015

Not content with being one of the finest and most famous euphonium players in the world, Steven Mead now seems intent on becoming one of the most exciting conductors around. Here he has teamed up with the legendary Hans Gansch and the Austro-German brass ensemble SoundINNBrass, and the result is pretty spectacular.

Katrina Marzella (Baritone) with Leyland Band and John Wilson (Piano)
CD 24999

When it comes to brass band soloists, cornet and euphonium players have traditionally hogged the limelight, and the contemporary ‘giants’ of these instruments, like Roger Webster, Martin Winter, Richard Marshall, David Childs, David Thornton and Steven Mead, have been mainly responsible for the cornerstone recordings of recent years.

The International Staff Band & The International Staff Songsters of The Salvation Army
CD 26044

The 85th birthday of that doyen of Salvationist composers, Lieutenant-Colonel Ray Steadman-Allen OF, is indeed a cause for celebration and, on 22 September 2007, The Salvation Army did him proud, with a concert of his own music at Fairfield Halls, Croydon.

Ronald W. Holz
CD 95490

This book is a sequel to Dr. Holz’s first volume, which concentrated on the bands themselves and their history and future. This second book is of a more technical nature and, in its first half, looks in considerable detail at the structure of a Salvation Army band and its evolution over the decades into the ensemble we know today.

Ray Steadman-Allen
CD 95362

This reprint of Lt. Col. Dr. Ray Steadman-Allenís 1980 publication is worth its weight in gold! It provides a unique opportunity to look over the shoulder, as it were, of one of the finest of all brass band composers and arrangers a real master-craftsman.