International Masters Win for Scottish Co-op

The Scottish Co-op band have won the inaugural International Masters title. The contest formerly known as the All England Masters was held in the Corn Exchange in Cambridge on Sunday 29th May and gathered bands from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Belgium to compete for the title and the top prize of ?4000. Under the baton of MD Dr. Nicholas Childs the Scottish Co-op's performance of McCabes "Cloudcatcher Fells" was judged to be most deserving of that prize. The adjudicating team of John Miller, David Read and William Relton awarded the title to Scottish Co-op, ahead of Welsh Champions Buy As You View and top placed English band Fodens Richardson. In a double celebration for Scotland, the Kirkintilloch Band were awarded fourth place ahead of many other fancied competitors. SBBA extends its congratulations to the Scottish Co-op band for their acheivment in winning this title and also to the Kirkintilloch Band for their fantastic result.

The results of the International Masters 2005


Venue: Corn Exchange, Cambridge
Date: 29th May 2005
Adjudicator(s): John Miller, David Read, William Relton
Set Testpiece: Cloudcatcher Fells - John McCabe
 

Band

Conductor

Draw

1. Scottish Co-op Dr. Nicholas Childs
15
2. Buy As You View Dr. Robert Childs
3
3. Fodens Richardson Garry Cutt
13
4. Kirkintilloch Steve Bastable
8
5. Sellers International Phillip McCann
6
6. Reg Vardy Ray Farr
11
7. Rothwell Temperance David Roberts
2
8. Hepworth (Persimmon Homes) Mark Bentham
1
9. Brass Band Willebroek Frans Violet
4
10. Redbridge Brass Melvyn White
12
11. Aveley & Newham Nigel Taken
10
12. Flowers Philip Harper
18
13. SWT Woodfalls Frank Renton
14
14. Carlton Main Frickley Colliery Brian Grant
16
15. Tredegar Michael Fowles
7
16. Bedwas, Trethomas & Machen John Berryman
9
17. Travelsphere Holidays David Stowell
5
18. 1st Old Boys Association Silver Stephen Cairns
17

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