Representing the UK at the second Fanfare Repertoire Festival with a new commission
Representing the UK at the second Fanfare Repertoire Festival with a new commission
The story of Britain's first martyred saint receives a second performance at St Albans Cathedral
The story of Britain's first martyred saint receives a second performance at St Albans Cathedral
Robin Robin is featured on Steven Mead's new album with the Brighouse and Rastrick Band and David Thornton
Robin Robin is featured on Steven Mead's new album with the Brighouse and Rastrick Band and David Thornton
The world's number 1 brass band include wedding waltz on current concert programme
The world's number 1 brass band include wedding waltz on current concert programme
Intergenerational choirs and dancers in Grand Finale of three week festival
Intergenerational choirs and dancers in Grand Finale of three week festival
Liz recently wrote Serenata as a tribute to Yvonne Hamblin, 2nd cornet with Lydbrook Band [1944-2019]
Liz recently wrote Serenata as a tribute to Yvonne Hamblin, 2nd cornet with Lydbrook Band [1944-2019]
Liz undertook an exciting trip to Katowice Poland with Lydbrook Band and guest conductor Tom Brevik as part of the Move Your Brass Festival.
Liz undertook an exciting trip to Katowice Poland with Lydbrook Band and guest conductor Tom Brevik as part of the Move Your Brass Festival.
A busy start to the year....
A busy start to the year....
An exciting and rewarding musical year with commissions and premieres, projects and collaborations, and travel.
An exciting and rewarding musical year with commissions and premieres, projects and collaborations, and travel.
Liz was proud to represent the UK at the first Fanfare Repertoire Festival, Akousticum, the Netherlands.
Liz was proud to represent the UK at the first Fanfare Repertoire Festival, Akousticum, the Netherlands.
Trinity College at the University of Cambridge served as an undeniably beautiful backdrop for a precise, considered performance of a widely varied programme.
Trinity College at the University of Cambridge served as an undeniably beautiful backdrop for a precise, considered performance of a widely varied programme.

A Durham City venue will come alive with the sounds of brass music this weekend.
The Story, our culture, heritage and registration venue, will host the Durham County Brass Band Association's competition this Sunday (17 May) from 10am until 5pm.
In its 80th year, the competition sees 11 of the region's brass bands competing, with a winning band announced at the end of the day.
Families are welcome at The Story from 10am, with bands starting to battle it out from 10.30am.
Bands taking part include Bearpark and Esh; Billingham Silver; Craghead Colliery; Dunston Silver; EDMG Peterlee; Felling; Ferryhill Town; Spennymoor Town; Trimdon; and Valley Brass.
In addition to The Story café being open, street food catering vans will be on site throughout the day and there'll be a range of family-friendly activities for younger audiences.
Face painting will be on offer between 11am and 3pm, and a visit to the venue's Search and Discover area will offer children a chance to create their own badge and banner.
Free parking for the event is available at Howlands Park and Ride, a five-minute walk to The Story.

Some of the best brass musicians in the world, at the peak of their powers, each presenting a programme of contemporary and traditional repertoire, along with major solo works, effortlessly linked by the inimitable Frank Renton.
Each band will be encouraged to present themselves in their best possible light, playing to their strengths and free of the stresses and strains of contesting.
The bands are:
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Brass Band: 10:30-11:15
Willebroek: 12:00-13:15
Black Dyke Band: 14:00-15:15pm
David Childs Solo Recital: 16:00-16:45
Flowers Band: 17:30-18:45
Foden's Band: 19:30-20:45