Thanks to the Skipton Rotary Club, the Brass Band concert will be coming to Holy Trinity Church at the top of Skipton High Street on Friday 17th October.
Visitors will be able to enjoy a wide range of music including:
- Sprach Zarathustra (Space Odyssey Theme – Richard Strauss arr. Lee Skipsey)
- Star Wars (John Williams arr. Ray Farr)
- No Time to Die – soprano solo: Dale Garner (Billie Eilish & Finneas O-Connell arr. Adrian Horn)
- Irish Blessing (Joyce Eilers Bacak arr. Stephen Bradnum)
- Riverdance (Bill Whelan arr. Ray Farr)
- Festival March Britannia (Kenneth Smith)
- Aria – tenor horn solo: Tim Pool (Philip Sparke)
- Cats Tales (Peter Graham)
Tickets are £15 per person and the event will start at 7:30pm on Friday 17th October.

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