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'''History:''' While the history of bands at UNB dates much earlier than 1956, the first official organized band was formed upon [[Lord Beaverbrook]]'s procurance of H. A. Trythall as Director of Music at UNB. | '''History:''' While the history of bands at UNB dates much earlier than 1956, the first official organized band was formed upon [[Lord Beaverbrook]]'s procurance of H. A. Trythall as Director of Music at UNB. | ||
'''Activities:''' The band played at sporting events, the Fall Convocation, and the [[Winter Carnival]]. During sporting events, the University Band became a marching band, which was accompanied by the [[Majorettes]]. | '''Activities:''' The band played at sporting events, the Fall Convocation, and the [[Winter Carnival]]. During sporting events, the University Band became a marching band, which was accompanied by the [[Majorettes]]. Practice was twice per week in the 1960s. | ||
'''Notes:''' [[Lord Beaverbrook]] outfitted the band with a complete set of instruments in the winter of 1957. | '''Notes:''' [[Lord Beaverbrook]] outfitted the band with a complete set of instruments in the winter of 1957. By 1962, the band comprised reed, brass, and percussion instruments. A set of instruments was maintained for use of students who did not possess private instruments. | ||
'''Source(s):''' | '''Source(s):''' | ||
*''Up the Hill'', 1957. | *''Up the Hill'', 1957. | ||
*''UNB Calendar,'' 1962, 1969. | |||
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[[Category:Student Clubs and Societies|University Ban]][[Category:Creative and Artistic Clubs|University Ban]][[Category:Fine Arts at UNB|University Ban]][[Category:Music at UNB|University Ban]] | [[Category:Student Clubs and Societies|University Ban]][[Category:Creative and Artistic Clubs|University Ban]][[Category:Fine Arts at UNB|University Ban]][[Category:Music at UNB|University Ban]] | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 7 May 2024
Prominent date(s) of activity: 1956 - 1969?
History: While the history of bands at UNB dates much earlier than 1956, the first official organized band was formed upon Lord Beaverbrook's procurance of H. A. Trythall as Director of Music at UNB.
Activities: The band played at sporting events, the Fall Convocation, and the Winter Carnival. During sporting events, the University Band became a marching band, which was accompanied by the Majorettes. Practice was twice per week in the 1960s.
Notes: Lord Beaverbrook outfitted the band with a complete set of instruments in the winter of 1957. By 1962, the band comprised reed, brass, and percussion instruments. A set of instruments was maintained for use of students who did not possess private instruments.
Source(s):
- Up the Hill, 1957.
- UNB Calendar, 1962, 1969.
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