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Enderby Jackson's 'Sydenham Amateur Contest' (Final)

Wed 11 Jul 1860



Format: Own Choice Test Piece Contest
Adjudicators:
Venue: Crystal Palace, Crystal Palace Park, Sydenham, County of London, England, UK

Position Band Conductor Music
1 Cyfarthfa Ralph Livesey Nabucodonosor - Overture [unknown arranger]
2 Dewsbury John Peel Ernani [unknown arranger]
3 Goldshill Saxhorn J. Blandford Introduction and Polacca
4 Chesterfield Henry Slack Lucrezia Borgia [unknown arranger]
5 Duplicate Band Meltham Mills Henry Hartley Hallelujah Chorus [unknown arranger]
Aberaman James Newman
Allendale Town James Holmes
Baildon S. Bentley
Berry Brow Alfred Jackson
Black Rock (Llanelly) G. Williams
Blandford M. R. Eyers
Bowling Iron Works J. Allen
Bradford J. W. Dodsworth
Bradford Operatic Alfred Scott
Brierley Hill T. Thompson
Duplicate Band Brighouse G. A. Pratt
Bromborough Pool (Price's Candle Works) C. Hull
Churwell W. Hesling
Compstall Henry Tymm
Conisbrough Henry Thickett
Crosshills G. Holloway
Cwm Avon (Talbach) W. Baille
Darlington Temperance W. W. Woodhams
Darwen Temperance James Briggs
Dawley Green Thomas Chirm
Duplicate Band Deepcar J. Beever
Deighton Philip Robinson
Deptford Amateur J. Smith
Deptford Pier M. Froggitt
Dodworth Victoria George Wray
East Dereham W. Raymond King
East Worcestershire (Netherton) J. Woolridge
Fillingham Rectory J. T. Martin
Flint Choral Societies William Foulkes
Flockton George Webster
Gawthorpe Britannia E. Robinson
Gawthorpe Temperance G. Speight
Great Eastern (London) R. Hirst
Great Northern Railway (Peterborough) J. W. Commissiong
Heaton B. Bennett
Heckmondwike Albion H. Goodall
Heckmondwike Flush Mills J. M. Sykes Maritana [unknown arranger]
Hemsworth Eli Shaw
Hessle Stephen Akester
Heywood Mills J. Ellwood
Horncastle T. Shaw
Huddersfield W. Drake
Hull Brunswick W. Dodgson
Hull Catholic John Acey
Ingledew's Leeds C. Ingledew
Keighley Marriner's J. Sugden
Kettering Sax Horn C. Patrick
Kirkburton Temperance M. Rollinson
Leyburn J. Hunter
Lincoln Rifles F. M. Ward
Liverpool Alliance J. G. Rungden
Liverpool Amateur Charles Steen
Low Moor Ironworks Joseph Rhodes
Luddenden Foot A. Harwood
Malton and Norton Sax Horn Herbert Milburn
Malton United William Turner
Melbourne L. Warren
Duplicate Band Meltham Mills Henry Hartley
Merthyr Tydfil Town William Matthias
Milnrow N. Brown
Morley John Lobley
Mossley William Taylor
Newsome H. Townsend
Nottingham Sax Tuba C. T. Hurst
Nuneaton J. Mayes
Ossett Temperance J. Chappell
Otley E. Thackeray
Oxford University Rifle Corps G. Adams
Patrington Walter Jackson
Duplicate Band Pratt's Band (Brighouse) G. A. Pratt
Pudsey J. Rawcliffe
Raunds William Noble
Ringstead Temperance John Knowles
Rothwell Church E. Burditt
Rothwell Town Thomas Garratt
Saltaire Richard Smith
Scarborough Mechanics A. K. Beckett
Scarborough Operatic John Landy
Scholes S. Bentley
Selby Charles Wilby
Sheepscar Leather Works T. Williams
Southampton Amateur D. Crook
Stanhope Robert de Lacy
Duplicate Band Stocksbridge Works H. Biltcliff
Stourbridge W. Field
Sutton-in-Ashfield Joseph Dennis
Swanwick James Briggs
United Sherwood (Sutton-in-Ashfield) C. Scott
Wakefield Foresters William Clegg
Waterloo Band (Brighouse) James Greenwood
Wednesbury Z. Sanders
Whitby W. Mercer
Witney J. Crawford
Wolverhampton Tube Works J. Metcalf
Wyke J. Crowther
Yeadon Frank Gray

See
http://www.open.ac.uk/Arts/cultures-of-brass/british-brass-band/crystal_palace_results.pdf
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:A_Dictionary_of_Music_and_Musicians_vol_4.djvu/487
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:A_Dictionary_of_Music_and_Musicians_vol_4.djvu/488

The competition was divided into two stages. The first stage divided the competing bands into 6 qualifying contests, each 'platform' being judged by three adjudicators; the top two from each 'platform' qualified for the second stage.

To the cornet player in the Goldshill Saxhorn Band was awarded the electroplated cornet-a-piston, by Antoine Courtois, presented by Messrs. Chappell and Hammond, for the best soprano or cornet player of the two days' contest. The B flat euphonium, presented by Messrs. Boosey and Sons, for the best bass player of the two days' contest, was awarded to John Walker, of the Cyfarthfa Band.





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