Theme Online > RSS > Articles en http://www.themeonline.ca RSS Feed for Theme Online Copyright: (C) Theme Online, see http://www.themeonline.ca for terms and conditions of reuse 60 Theme Online Ecclesiact Web System for Churches http://www.ecclesiact.com <![CDATA[National Music Camp 2012]]>

The Salvation Army Territorial Music Camp, August 25th to September 1st 2012
Jackson's Point Conference Centre, Jackson's Point Ontario Canada
Ages 16 - 30

Click here to download a full poster

Click here to download an application]]> 1140586075 Mon, 14 May 2012 15:33:51 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 1140586075 0 2012-05-14

The Salvation Army Territorial Music Camp, August 25th to September 1st 2012
Jackson's Point Conference Centre, Jackson's Point Ontario Canada
Ages 16 - 30

Click here to download a full poster

Click here to download an application]]> <![CDATA[New Music Theory Course released]]>

The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory Music Department is pleased to announce the publication of a brand new course of music theory to replace the old "Inside Music" course that has been used at music camps throughout the Territory since 1980.

The course is written by Jeremy Smith, who has just completed his fourth year of music education studies at the University of Toronto and has taught at various music camps in Canada and the USA Eastern Territory. While his approach is somewhat different than that used in the previous books, we believe this new course will be a great aid in developing young musicians throughout the Territory.

The new course is divided into seven levels (click here for course outline). Each level comes with a student handbook and a separate teacher's guide that offers answers to the various exercises as well as tips for instructors. In addition, there is a preliminary test that can be useful in assessing students' knowledge and abilities at the start of the week, as well as individual tests to evaluate the students' progress at the end of each level. Note - the teacher's manuals do not include the full course material, so each instructor will need a copy of the student handbook as well.

For pricing information and to place an order, contacts Supplies and Purchasing at orderdesk@can.salvationarmy.org ]]> 522091377 Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:02:53 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 522091377 0 2012-04-30

The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory Music Department is pleased to announce the publication of a brand new course of music theory to replace the old "Inside Music" course that has been used at music camps throughout the Territory since 1980.

The course is written by Jeremy Smith, who has just completed his fourth year of music education studies at the University of Toronto and has taught at various music camps in Canada and the USA Eastern Territory. While his approach is somewhat different than that used in the previous books, we believe this new course will be a great aid in developing young musicians throughout the Territory.

The new course is divided into seven levels (click here for course outline). Each level comes with a student handbook and a separate teacher's guide that offers answers to the various exercises as well as tips for instructors. In addition, there is a preliminary test that can be useful in assessing students' knowledge and abilities at the start of the week, as well as individual tests to evaluate the students' progress at the end of each level. Note - the teacher's manuals do not include the full course material, so each instructor will need a copy of the student handbook as well.

For pricing information and to place an order, contacts Supplies and Purchasing at orderdesk@can.salvationarmy.org ]]> <![CDATA[Bermuda Festival Concert]]>

Concert featuring The Salvation Army Bermuda Divisional Band, Saturday May 26th 2012, 7:30 p.m. at The Salvation Army North Street Citadel, North Street, Hamilton, Bermuda. Ticket prices range from $15.00 to $30.00 and may be purchased from Bermuda Divisional Band members, all Salvation Army churches on Bermuda Island, and from The Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters (phone 292-0601).

All proceeds in aid of the Music Ministry Mission Trip to Chicago from May 31st to June 4th 2012.

Click here for more information and to download a full poster of the event.]]> 624934753 Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:02:12 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 624934753 0 2012-04-27

Concert featuring The Salvation Army Bermuda Divisional Band, Saturday May 26th 2012, 7:30 p.m. at The Salvation Army North Street Citadel, North Street, Hamilton, Bermuda. Ticket prices range from $15.00 to $30.00 and may be purchased from Bermuda Divisional Band members, all Salvation Army churches on Bermuda Island, and from The Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters (phone 292-0601).

All proceeds in aid of the Music Ministry Mission Trip to Chicago from May 31st to June 4th 2012.

Click here for more information and to download a full poster of the event.]]> <![CDATA[Free Music Available!]]>

Free vocal solos and worship music sheet music available to download. Click here to view.

Free accompaniment videos available to download, for congregational worship/sing-a-long/karaoke. Click here to view.

Download free guitar/bass chord charts in Spanish for popular worship songs and hymns here.]]> 659855089 Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:28:58 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 659855089 0 2012-04-24

Free vocal solos and worship music sheet music available to download. Click here to view.

Free accompaniment videos available to download, for congregational worship/sing-a-long/karaoke. Click here to view.

Download free guitar/bass chord charts in Spanish for popular worship songs and hymns here.]]> <![CDATA[Benefit Concert in Hamilton]]>


Raising money for the "Backpacks for Kids" Salvation Army program, this concert features the Gordon Price Elementary Concert Band, Orchard Park Elementary Glee, R.A. Riddell Elementary School Band, and The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel Band. Friday April 20th at 7 p.m. Admission: $5.00 (Children 10 and under are free). Location: The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel, 835 Stonechurch Road East, Hamilton Ontario Canada.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> 940196326 Thu, 12 Apr 2012 10:15:11 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 940196326 0 2012-04-12


Raising money for the "Backpacks for Kids" Salvation Army program, this concert features the Gordon Price Elementary Concert Band, Orchard Park Elementary Glee, R.A. Riddell Elementary School Band, and The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel Band. Friday April 20th at 7 p.m. Admission: $5.00 (Children 10 and under are free). Location: The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel, 835 Stonechurch Road East, Hamilton Ontario Canada.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> <![CDATA[Heritage Brass tours Florida]]>


On Friday, March 16th, 2012, the members of Heritage Brass arrived at Pearson International Airport in Toronto Ontario Canada to begin a ten day tour of Florida.

The band was met at the Tampa (Florida) airport by Major George Patterson, a fellow Canadian who is now the Corps Officer at the Ocala Salvation Army and who accompanied the band throughout the whole of the tour. Without reservation, there could not have been a harder working tour guide. After a two hour trip through ...horse countryo, and an informative commentary from our bus driver, we arrived at the Ocala Corps to a hearty welcome by corps folks and a delicious spaghetti and meat ball dinner, followed by an introduction to our billets, and a much needed good night's rest.

On Saturday, March 17th, the band members met at the Ocala Corps at 10:30am for a short rehearsal and a cold-plate lunch. This being St. Patrick's day, our resident Irish solo horn player, Des Kirk, was in his glory. The bandmaster for the tour was our former bandmaster Brian Burditt, as Bandmaster Ian Watkinson was unable to make the trip due to illness. After lunch, the band was divided into five smaller groups, who went to play and minister at five nursing homes in Ocala. Supper was provided at the Corps which consisted of ...Jiggs Dinnero and strawberries with whipped cream, after which the band proceeded to the First Baptist Church for the first concert of the tour. The band was in good form with soloists Gary Dean's rendition of ...Gift of Loveo and Deryck Diffey's sensitive portrayal of ...I'd Rather Have Jesuso. The Band's Executive Officer Major Greg Simmonds gave a thought-provoking meditative sermon based on Psalm 139, emphasizing how each one of us is known intimately by God.

Sunday, March 18th began with the morning holiness meeting at Ocala. It is an understatement to say that the congregation was ...on fireo for the Lord, for the Holy Spirit was certainly felt. Amazing Grace was the theme of the meeting. The Corps Songster Brigade contributed an arrangement of ...He Leadeth Me' and Heritage Brass presented Dean Goffin's ...Light of the Worldo. Members of Heritage Brass, whose aim is to bring blessings to others through music, were in turn immensely blessed by the corps folks at Ocala. The Holy Spirit moved several seekers to the Mercy Seat, praise the Lord! On Sunday afternoon, the band did an open air service at the Ocala Downtown Square. It was sunny and very warm. Retired Commissioner Edwards preached and gave a brief history of The Salvation Army and its mission to those listening. Once again, supper was provided at the Corps prior to going to billets for a good night's rest.

On Monday, March 19th , following a short spiritual devotional, the band departed for Jacksonville with an interim stop at the historic Spanish City of St. Augustine. It was here that the band members had lunch at their own expense and opportunity was provided to do some shopping and sight-seeing. Nathan, our bus driver, once again provided commentary, this time on the Florida Barge Canal Project, sharing that that the highway was often closed due to fog and smoke from forest fires. Wildlife seen in the area included snakes, bears, Florida panthers, turkeys, Sandhill cranes and eagles. We also noted stately oak trees covered in mosses. As an amusing aside, the Salvation Army signs that were posted for the band as guidelines to get to the Corps were posted one street early, and so the bus driver turned into a narrow ...dead-endo lane which led to a farm house and farmer's field. There was a small bull calf in the field and as Nathan was attempting to maneuver the bus to turn around, the bull calf was pawing at the ground and lowering its head as though to charge the bus. It was very amusing to band members, but not so much to Nathan. Upon arrival at The Clay County Corps in Jacksonville, we were welcomed by Area Commanders Majors Dean and Pam Hinson and fed by the Corps folks. During supper, the Antique City Brass Band entertained by playing on vintage instruments. The music was of very good caliber and thoroughly enjoyable. The Corps Officers at the Clay County Corps are Captain and Mrs. Angel Calderon. They have initiated a music program for community kids, which now has approximately 100 students actively involved. This is an excellent outreach and the officers are to be commended for this initiative.

The evening concert was well attended. One of the ...noveltyo items in many of the band's programs included William Himes' arrangement of ...The Stars and Leafs forevero. The item was introduced by B/M Brian Burditt, who encouraged the Americans in the audience to stand during the American excerpts, and the Canadians to stand for the Canadian tunes. The audience enthusiastically participated and obviously enjoyed the item.

Tuesday , March 20th, while driving through Sumter County the band saw a ...Florida Gophero, which is actually a type of land turtle. We arrived at Keystone Heights Camp and Conference Center to tour the camp facilities; which included a motel, numerous cottages and cabins, a (man-made) lake with canoes and paddle boats, a large conference center, indoor and outdoor workshops---in short, a very large and beautiful camp and conference center. Over the course of a year, childrens' camps, womens' camps, music camps, fellowship camps, and-so-forth are held. At lunch time, we ate at a restaurant called ...Speckled Butterbeano which was recommended by our bus driver. After arriving at Lakeland Corps (Corps Officers Captains Stanley and Deborah Colbert), we did our usual set-up and sound check, followed by supper and the evening concert.

The following day, on our way to Sarasota, we stopped at Ellenton Outlet Mall to allow band members to do a little browsing and shopping. Lunch was our own responsibility and there was a good variety of food-fare from which to choose. At 3:15pm we departed the mall and arrived at the Sarasota Baptist Church an hour later. The evening concert, which was held at the beautiful Sarasota Baptist Church, was very well attended and was sponsored by the Sarasota Concert Band. It should be noted that at every concert venue during the tour, band members were greeted by Canadian ...Snow Birdso who always gave us a warm welcome and received our music with enthusiasm.

Thursday, March 22nd the band proceeded to Port Charlotte, where an afternoon program was given to 650 Elementary School children at the Kingsway Elementary School. This was part of the ...Music in the Schoolso celebration. The program was short (app. 45 minutes), but as part of the program, Brian Burditt had six school children (three boys and three girls) conduct the band through the ...Montreal Citadelo march. There was no shortage of student volunteers to conduct the band and the entire student body was attentive and well-behaved throughout the concert. This was as much a highlight for the band as it was for the students. The evening concert at Port Charlotte was sponsored by the Charlotte County Concert Band and was held at The Port Charlotte County Theater.

On Friday, the band traveled to Venice/Nokomis, where the band was given a tour of the town with narration by the bandmaster of the Venice Concert band, our sponsors for the evening program. In addition to various town sights, we were shown the intra-coastal waterway. The evening concert was held at the Venice-Nokomis United Methodist Church. The band played to a large and enthusiastic audience.

Saturday was the only day that did not involve a concert. Instead, the band journeyed to Dunedin Florida and arrived at the Dunedin Stadium around noon. At 1:00pm, the band marched onto the baseball field and played the National Anthems of The United States and Canada. This was a unique experience for the band, and we stayed afterwards for part of the game which pitted the Toronto Blue Jays against the Atlanta Braves. The Blue Jays won the game by a score of 9 to 0. The band then departed for Clearwater Citadel to unload instruments and then go to St. Petersburg Addictions & Rehab Center for supper and a tour of the facility hosted by Captain Gary Wilson, administrator.

Sunday was Canada Day at Clearwater Citadel, and services were conducted by Captains Zack and Shelley Bell, who chose the theme oOn the Way to the Crosso. The band again played Goffin's, ...Light of the Worldo, Captain Zach gave the message and bandsman Deryck Diffey contributed a sensitive rendition of the cornet solo oI'd Rather Have Jesuso, accompanied by the band.

On Sunday Evening, the band gave their final concert to a very large crowd and enthusiastic crowd, perhaps the largest of the tour.

Monday, March 26th the band departed for the flight home. The plane arrived in Toronto approximately 6:15pm and a troupe of very tired band members dispersed to their various homes. By all measures, the tour was a success and the experience won't be forgotten any time soon. It is the prayer and hope of the band that they did not just entertain, but that the message of the Gospel was loudly proclaimed through the avenue of music.


- Submitted by Bandsman William White





]]> 404123098 Wed, 11 Apr 2012 15:38:20 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 404123098 0 2012-04-11


On Friday, March 16th, 2012, the members of Heritage Brass arrived at Pearson International Airport in Toronto Ontario Canada to begin a ten day tour of Florida.

The band was met at the Tampa (Florida) airport by Major George Patterson, a fellow Canadian who is now the Corps Officer at the Ocala Salvation Army and who accompanied the band throughout the whole of the tour. Without reservation, there could not have been a harder working tour guide. After a two hour trip through ...horse countryo, and an informative commentary from our bus driver, we arrived at the Ocala Corps to a hearty welcome by corps folks and a delicious spaghetti and meat ball dinner, followed by an introduction to our billets, and a much needed good night's rest.

On Saturday, March 17th, the band members met at the Ocala Corps at 10:30am for a short rehearsal and a cold-plate lunch. This being St. Patrick's day, our resident Irish solo horn player, Des Kirk, was in his glory. The bandmaster for the tour was our former bandmaster Brian Burditt, as Bandmaster Ian Watkinson was unable to make the trip due to illness. After lunch, the band was divided into five smaller groups, who went to play and minister at five nursing homes in Ocala. Supper was provided at the Corps which consisted of ...Jiggs Dinnero and strawberries with whipped cream, after which the band proceeded to the First Baptist Church for the first concert of the tour. The band was in good form with soloists Gary Dean's rendition of ...Gift of Loveo and Deryck Diffey's sensitive portrayal of ...I'd Rather Have Jesuso. The Band's Executive Officer Major Greg Simmonds gave a thought-provoking meditative sermon based on Psalm 139, emphasizing how each one of us is known intimately by God.

Sunday, March 18th began with the morning holiness meeting at Ocala. It is an understatement to say that the congregation was ...on fireo for the Lord, for the Holy Spirit was certainly felt. Amazing Grace was the theme of the meeting. The Corps Songster Brigade contributed an arrangement of ...He Leadeth Me' and Heritage Brass presented Dean Goffin's ...Light of the Worldo. Members of Heritage Brass, whose aim is to bring blessings to others through music, were in turn immensely blessed by the corps folks at Ocala. The Holy Spirit moved several seekers to the Mercy Seat, praise the Lord! On Sunday afternoon, the band did an open air service at the Ocala Downtown Square. It was sunny and very warm. Retired Commissioner Edwards preached and gave a brief history of The Salvation Army and its mission to those listening. Once again, supper was provided at the Corps prior to going to billets for a good night's rest.

On Monday, March 19th , following a short spiritual devotional, the band departed for Jacksonville with an interim stop at the historic Spanish City of St. Augustine. It was here that the band members had lunch at their own expense and opportunity was provided to do some shopping and sight-seeing. Nathan, our bus driver, once again provided commentary, this time on the Florida Barge Canal Project, sharing that that the highway was often closed due to fog and smoke from forest fires. Wildlife seen in the area included snakes, bears, Florida panthers, turkeys, Sandhill cranes and eagles. We also noted stately oak trees covered in mosses. As an amusing aside, the Salvation Army signs that were posted for the band as guidelines to get to the Corps were posted one street early, and so the bus driver turned into a narrow ...dead-endo lane which led to a farm house and farmer's field. There was a small bull calf in the field and as Nathan was attempting to maneuver the bus to turn around, the bull calf was pawing at the ground and lowering its head as though to charge the bus. It was very amusing to band members, but not so much to Nathan. Upon arrival at The Clay County Corps in Jacksonville, we were welcomed by Area Commanders Majors Dean and Pam Hinson and fed by the Corps folks. During supper, the Antique City Brass Band entertained by playing on vintage instruments. The music was of very good caliber and thoroughly enjoyable. The Corps Officers at the Clay County Corps are Captain and Mrs. Angel Calderon. They have initiated a music program for community kids, which now has approximately 100 students actively involved. This is an excellent outreach and the officers are to be commended for this initiative.

The evening concert was well attended. One of the ...noveltyo items in many of the band's programs included William Himes' arrangement of ...The Stars and Leafs forevero. The item was introduced by B/M Brian Burditt, who encouraged the Americans in the audience to stand during the American excerpts, and the Canadians to stand for the Canadian tunes. The audience enthusiastically participated and obviously enjoyed the item.

Tuesday , March 20th, while driving through Sumter County the band saw a ...Florida Gophero, which is actually a type of land turtle. We arrived at Keystone Heights Camp and Conference Center to tour the camp facilities; which included a motel, numerous cottages and cabins, a (man-made) lake with canoes and paddle boats, a large conference center, indoor and outdoor workshops---in short, a very large and beautiful camp and conference center. Over the course of a year, childrens' camps, womens' camps, music camps, fellowship camps, and-so-forth are held. At lunch time, we ate at a restaurant called ...Speckled Butterbeano which was recommended by our bus driver. After arriving at Lakeland Corps (Corps Officers Captains Stanley and Deborah Colbert), we did our usual set-up and sound check, followed by supper and the evening concert.

The following day, on our way to Sarasota, we stopped at Ellenton Outlet Mall to allow band members to do a little browsing and shopping. Lunch was our own responsibility and there was a good variety of food-fare from which to choose. At 3:15pm we departed the mall and arrived at the Sarasota Baptist Church an hour later. The evening concert, which was held at the beautiful Sarasota Baptist Church, was very well attended and was sponsored by the Sarasota Concert Band. It should be noted that at every concert venue during the tour, band members were greeted by Canadian ...Snow Birdso who always gave us a warm welcome and received our music with enthusiasm.

Thursday, March 22nd the band proceeded to Port Charlotte, where an afternoon program was given to 650 Elementary School children at the Kingsway Elementary School. This was part of the ...Music in the Schoolso celebration. The program was short (app. 45 minutes), but as part of the program, Brian Burditt had six school children (three boys and three girls) conduct the band through the ...Montreal Citadelo march. There was no shortage of student volunteers to conduct the band and the entire student body was attentive and well-behaved throughout the concert. This was as much a highlight for the band as it was for the students. The evening concert at Port Charlotte was sponsored by the Charlotte County Concert Band and was held at The Port Charlotte County Theater.

On Friday, the band traveled to Venice/Nokomis, where the band was given a tour of the town with narration by the bandmaster of the Venice Concert band, our sponsors for the evening program. In addition to various town sights, we were shown the intra-coastal waterway. The evening concert was held at the Venice-Nokomis United Methodist Church. The band played to a large and enthusiastic audience.

Saturday was the only day that did not involve a concert. Instead, the band journeyed to Dunedin Florida and arrived at the Dunedin Stadium around noon. At 1:00pm, the band marched onto the baseball field and played the National Anthems of The United States and Canada. This was a unique experience for the band, and we stayed afterwards for part of the game which pitted the Toronto Blue Jays against the Atlanta Braves. The Blue Jays won the game by a score of 9 to 0. The band then departed for Clearwater Citadel to unload instruments and then go to St. Petersburg Addictions & Rehab Center for supper and a tour of the facility hosted by Captain Gary Wilson, administrator.

Sunday was Canada Day at Clearwater Citadel, and services were conducted by Captains Zack and Shelley Bell, who chose the theme oOn the Way to the Crosso. The band again played Goffin's, ...Light of the Worldo, Captain Zach gave the message and bandsman Deryck Diffey contributed a sensitive rendition of the cornet solo oI'd Rather Have Jesuso, accompanied by the band.

On Sunday Evening, the band gave their final concert to a very large crowd and enthusiastic crowd, perhaps the largest of the tour.

Monday, March 26th the band departed for the flight home. The plane arrived in Toronto approximately 6:15pm and a troupe of very tired band members dispersed to their various homes. By all measures, the tour was a success and the experience won't be forgotten any time soon. It is the prayer and hope of the band that they did not just entertain, but that the message of the Gospel was loudly proclaimed through the avenue of music.


- Submitted by Bandsman William White





]]> <![CDATA[Good Friday concert]]>

Featuring North York Temple Band (Bandmaster Glenn Barlow), North York Temple Songsters (Songster Leader Robert Venables), North York Temple Singing Company (Leader Sherrilyn Hall), North York Temple Timbrels, St. Martin in the Woodlands Chorale (Conductor Fergus Egan), St. Francis Xavier Church Choir (Conductor Rick Torres), Toronto Cantata Chorus (Conductor Tak Ng Lai), Soprano Aileen Lee, and Cornet Soloist Robert Venables.

Friday April 6th, 7:30 p.m., at The Salvation Army North York Temple, 25 Centre Ave. Toronto Ontario Canada (East off Yonge between Finch & Steeles).

Free Admission!

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> 575816377 Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:17:54 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 575816377 0 2012-03-21

Featuring North York Temple Band (Bandmaster Glenn Barlow), North York Temple Songsters (Songster Leader Robert Venables), North York Temple Singing Company (Leader Sherrilyn Hall), North York Temple Timbrels, St. Martin in the Woodlands Chorale (Conductor Fergus Egan), St. Francis Xavier Church Choir (Conductor Rick Torres), Toronto Cantata Chorus (Conductor Tak Ng Lai), Soprano Aileen Lee, and Cornet Soloist Robert Venables.

Friday April 6th, 7:30 p.m., at The Salvation Army North York Temple, 25 Centre Ave. Toronto Ontario Canada (East off Yonge between Finch & Steeles).

Free Admission!

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> <![CDATA[Brass Concert in Hamilton]]>

Saturday March 24th at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets $5.00 each available at the door or by calling 905-304-0602.

Featuring Glee (Westmount Concert Choir), Russ Weil director, and The Salvation Army Meadowlands Corps Band, Ron Heintzman, Bandmaster.

Location: The Salvation Army Meadowlands Church, 187 Stone Church Road, Ancaster Ontario, Canada.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> 1924180710 Tue, 06 Mar 2012 11:17:33 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 1924180710 0 2012-03-06

Saturday March 24th at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets $5.00 each available at the door or by calling 905-304-0602.

Featuring Glee (Westmount Concert Choir), Russ Weil director, and The Salvation Army Meadowlands Corps Band, Ron Heintzman, Bandmaster.

Location: The Salvation Army Meadowlands Church, 187 Stone Church Road, Ancaster Ontario, Canada.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> <![CDATA[New Maple Leaf Brass Titles]]>

Canada's own Maple Leaf Brass Band sheet music publication has just released some new titles.

Click here to view all titles and ordering information.

To order, E-mail orderdesk@can.salvationarmy.org , phone 416-422-6100 (Canada) or visit our website at http://store.salvationarmy.ca

Click here for more information about Maple Leaf Brass.]]> 1104513978 Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:03:54 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 1104513978 0 2012-02-21

Canada's own Maple Leaf Brass Band sheet music publication has just released some new titles.

Click here to view all titles and ordering information.

To order, E-mail orderdesk@can.salvationarmy.org , phone 416-422-6100 (Canada) or visit our website at http://store.salvationarmy.ca

Click here for more information about Maple Leaf Brass.]]> <![CDATA[Blazing Brass Concert]]>


Concert featuring Impact Brass, Jr. Impact Brass and the Mountain Citadel Band, Saturday Feb. 25th 7 p.m. at The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel, 835 Stone Church Rd. E. Hamilton Ontario Canada. A freewill offering will be collected to help support music camp scholarships.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]> 1364647193 Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:07:53 GMT Theme Online http://www.themeonline.ca 1181867962 1364647193 0 2012-02-10


Concert featuring Impact Brass, Jr. Impact Brass and the Mountain Citadel Band, Saturday Feb. 25th 7 p.m. at The Salvation Army Mountain Citadel, 835 Stone Church Rd. E. Hamilton Ontario Canada. A freewill offering will be collected to help support music camp scholarships.

Click here to download a full poster of the event.]]>