Format:	Test Piece Contest
Test Piece:	Freedom (Brass Band Symphony No. 1) 1922
Adjudicators:	Herbert Bennett , J. A. Greenwood
Venue:	Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London, England, UK

Position	Band	Conductor	Draw	Points
1	Black Dyke Mills	Harry Mortimer	15	194
2	Fairey Aviation	Harry Mortimer	10	192
3	Fodens Motor Works	Fred Mortimer	11	190
4	Munn & Feltons	Stanley Boddington	1	180
5	Parc & Dare	W. Haydn Bebb	6
6	Harton Colliery	Jack Atherton	16
	Brighouse & Rastrick	Eric Ball	2
	Luton	Albert Coupe	3
	Creswell Colliery	Harold Moss	4
	Parkhead Forge	George Hawkins	5
	North Seaton	W. S. Bond	7
	Melingriffith	Thomas James Powell	8
	Camborne	A. W. Parker	9
	West Calder Public	Charles Telfer	12
	Enfield	Edward Sydney Carter	13
	Yorkshire Copper Works	Joseph Elliott	14

Frank Wright was appointed referee.

Prizes:

1st: 200 Guineas
2nd: 150 Guineas
3rd: 75 Guineas
4th: 50 Guineas

The awards were made at the evening Festival Concert.
The contest started at 12.00 noon.
The programme cost 6d and all proceeds went to the Printers Pension Almhouse and Orphan Asylum.

We have received anonymous feedback stating that there were three celebrity "guest conductors" at this event (Henry Wood, Adrian Boult and Malcolm Sargent), but not stating what they conducted. If you have more details, please let us know.