bandmaster

At the age of 19 he took over from his uncle, as bandmaster.

He took over the duty of bandmaster in 1868 and held it until 1879.

This person is also responsible to help the Bandmaster in any of his own duties.

This leads to the bandmaster having a large control on the arrangement.

He in turn looked at the bandmaster, who raised his drum major's baton.

"He graduated as a military bandmaster, all the time singing.

The bandmaster was then told to play something lively.

From that time, all bands were accorded a director of music, and a bandmaster.

The son of a military bandmaster, Sullivan composed his first anthem at age eight.

The band has an animated bandmaster who likes to move around, and shake his stuff.

He served as the Academy's bandmaster until his death from a brain hemorrhage in 1916.

The bandmaster chose him because he was the tallest.

The first was to the position of bugler, whose duties had fallen to the bandmaster since 1894.

The bandmaster said they had better sign or they would be eating rocks.

March 6, 1888 - The bandmaster and a fifty-piece military band took up their duties.

While not an essential position, many bands have a Deputy Bandmaster.

In 1900, amounts to the position of bandmaster.

The bandmaster took it as his cue and watched it to get the beat.

The bandmaster had come down and was kneeling before her while she conversed quietly with him.

His legacy as the greatest march composer and bandmaster is a title that holds true today.

From 1893 to 1903, the bandmaster worked with the Kamehameha Schools to develop its music program.

"You do not have to go down for a lunch, unless you want to," the bandmaster informed him.

The leader hesitated and looked at the bandmaster, who said that they'd like to but after they'd played a request for us.

I think Mr Davies at the station is the bandmaster.

Our bandmaster said, 'We have three British bands coming in tonight.