Scottish Championships Results
Second Section: Results - Thanks to 4barsrest and Alan Edmonds for photographs
Championship Section:
Sunday 27th February
Test Piece: 'Paganini Variations' - Philip Wilby
Adjudicators Stan Lippeatt and Lt-Col Graham Jones
*Due to a stomach upset Stan Lippeatt has replaced David Read
1. Exchange Communication Whitburn (Ian Porthouse) - 193*
2. Co-operative Funeralcare (Dr Nicholas Childs) - 192*
3. Lochgelly (Allan Ramsay) - 190
4. Kirkintilloch (Garry Cutt) - 189
5. Kingdom Brass (Andy Duncan) - 188
6. Dalmellington (Richard Evans) - 187
7. Newtongrange Silver (Nigel Boddice MBE) - 186
8. Bo'ness & Carriden Silver (Steve Sykes) - 185
9. Unison Kinneil (Colin Mackenzie) - 184
10. Bon Accord Silver (Selmer Simonson) - 183
*Two bands qualify for the finals
Individual awards
Best Cornet: Chris Bradley (Whitburn)
Best Trombone: Luke Williams (Kirkintilloch)
Best Euphonium: Glen Van Looy (Lochgelly)
Best Basses: Lochgelly
Best Horn: Karen Brow (Lochgelly)
Jim Smith presents the Championship Section Trophies to Exchange Communications Whitburn
Sunday 27th February
Test Piece: 'Le Carnival Romain' - Hector Berlioz arr. Frank Wright
Adjudicators: Melvin White and Stan Lippeatt
1. Kirkintilloch Kelvin (Charles Keenan) - 188*
2. Broxburn & Livingston (Charles Farren) - 186*
3. Arbroath Instrumental (Michael Robertson) - 185
4. Clackmannan District Brass (Paul Kiernan) - 183
5. Johnstone Silver (Raymond Tennant) - 182
6. Newmilns & Galston (Alec McCutcheon) - 181
7. Dalkeith & Monktonhall (Jim Chamberlain) - 180
8. Bathgate (Eoin Tonner) - 179
9. Coalburn Silver (Gareth Bowman) - 178
*Two bands qualify for the finals
Best Instrumentalist: George Good (euphonium) - Kirkintilloch Kelvin
Best Horn: Rebeccah Ritchie - Kirkintilloch Kelvin
Jennifer Fox and Conductor Charles Keenan Kirkintilloch Kelvin Brass - 2011 1st Section Champions
Karen Needam receiving winners tropy from adjudicator Melvin White
Saturday 26th February
Test Piece: 'Resurgam' - Eric Ball
Adjudicators: Peter Bassano and Lt Col Graham Jones
1. City of Discovery (Bruce Wallace) - 187*
2. Granite City Brass (Lt. Col (Retd) Robert Owen) - 185*
3. Annan Town (APD) (David Shanks) - 184
4. Irvine & Dreghorn (John Boax) - 183
5. Croy Parish Silver (Ken Blackwood) - 182
6. Shotts St. Patrick's (Michael Marzella) - 181
7. Kilmarnock Concert (Craig Anderson) - 180
8. Dunaskin Doon (John Boax) - 179
9. St. Ronan's Silver (David McLeod) - 178
10. Tullis Russell (Martin Ramsay) - 177
11. Selkirk Silver (Mark Bell) - 176
12. Barrhead Burgh (Brian Keachie) - 175
City of Discovery 2nd sectin winners receiving awards from Adjudicator Lt.Col. Graham Jones
Fourth Section:
Test Piece: 'Prelude, Song and Dance' - John Golland
Adjudicators: Peter Bassano and Melvin White
1. MacTaggart Scott Loanhead (Mark Bell) - 177*
2. Tayport Instrumental (Frank Culross) - 175*
3. Queensferry Community Brass (James Anderson) - 171
4. Dysart Colliery (Gavin Lindsay) - 170
5. Callander Brass (I. Milligan) - 169
6. Penicuik Silver (Stuart Black) - 168
7. Dundee Instrumental (St Margaret's) (John Tonner) - 167
Best Instrumentalist: Irene Reid (Cornet) - Tayport Instrumental
Youngest Bass Player: Greg Rusca (Dundee Instrumental)
*Two bands qualify for the finals
Mark Bell winning conductor of 4th Section Champions Mactaggart Scott Band
Saturday 26th February
Test Piece: 'A Little Light Music' - Philip Wilby
Adjudicators: Stan Lippeatt and David Read MBE
1. Brass Sounds Inverclyde (Lynda Nicholson) - 189*
2. St. David's Brass (John A Dickson) - 188*
3. Jedforest Instrumental (Phil Rosier) - 187
4. Perthshire Brass (George D Annan) - 186
5. Buckhaven & Methil Miners (David Neil) - 184
6. Peebles Burgh (Alex Knox) - 182
7. Renfrew Burgh (Tony Pacher) - 180
8. Langholm Town (Alan Fernie) - 178
9. Dumfries Town (Peter Heyes) - 176
10. Dunfermline Town (Andy Shaw) - 175
11. Bon Accord Silver 'B' (Richard Kidd) - 174
*Two bands qualify for finals
Best Instrumentalist: Stuart Dickson (Cornet) - St David's Brass
Brass Sounds Inverclyde winners of 3rd Section Championship with Adjudicators David Read
and Stan Lippeatt
