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The band on tour in 2006.

Welcome to the world of Cambridge University Brass Band...

The world of Goff Richards, cheap beer and afternoons spent playing carols outside the grafton centre.

CUBB is a student-run society for people who enjoy playing brass band music in a relaxed atmosphere. In term time we rehearse once a week and play regular concerts in and around Cambridge as well as visiting distant parts of the UK on our annual tour. We also arrange a variety of social events include pubcrawls, formal halls and punting trips and visit Wolfson bar after rehearsal each week. For more details of what we'll be doing, see the calendar below.


Joining CUBB...

CUBB is open to everybody, and there are no auditions.

If you are interested in joining us, you can contact our musical director for details or just turn up to a rehearsal. The first rehearsal of the year will be at 8pm on Thursday 9th October in the Lee Hall at Wolfson College (click here for a map of how to get there - it's best to use the Selwyn Gardens entrance to the college).

If you're new to Cambridge and don't know your way around yet, for the first few weeks of term there'll be a group of people leaving King's college at 7:30pm on a Thursday to walk to rehearsals. And if you're going to be living a long way from Wolfson or have a heavy instrument to carry, we also run a minibus which will be able to collect you before and drop you off after rehersals.


Events ...

Upcoming events for Lent term 2009 include:

First rehearsal of term: Thursday 15th January 8pm; Lee Hall, Wolfson College.
 
Varsity Concert : with Oxford University Brass Band - Saturday 28th February, St Giles' Church, Cambridge
 
Concert in Long Melford: Saturday 7th March .
 

 

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