George Burarrwanga, Warumpi Band, and others at the closing stages of the "Festival of Aboriginal Rock Music" in Darwin in September 1988, the first ever indigenous festival of this kind. The full line up of bands include: Wild Brumbies, Docker River Areyonga Desert Tigers, Areyonga Sunrise Band, Maningrida Tiwi Wailers, Bathurst Island Isaac Yama & Pitjantjatjara Band, Alice Springs Frank Yama, Alice Springs Kulumindini Country Music Band, Elliot Black Bala Mujik The Blue Coasters, Numbulwar Casso & The Axons, Darwin Mixed Relations Wairuk Band, Humpty Doo Broken English, Ngukurr Warumpi Band, Papunya Letterstick Band Wirrinyga Band, Milingimbi Malandarri Band, Borroloola Yothu Yindi, Yirrkala Ilkari Maru, Amata Soft Sands, Elcho Island Tableland Drifters, Elliott Dharrwar Band, Elcho Island [Mas+detalle]

A short slide show comprised of photographs of the Frontier Brigade Band participating in the 2003 National Civil War Band Festival, set to the band's live Festival recording of "Shenandoah". The 25 member Frontier Brigade Band celebrates the Mid-Nineteenth Century American Brass Band Movement by dressing in authentic uniforms of the period, and by utilizing period and reproduction musical instruments. The band's repertoire encompasses historic musical arrangements from the 1840s through 1916, including original surviving pieces from the Regimental, Brigade, and Civilian band books of the American Civil War era, and music played by Buffalo Bill's Wild West Cowboy Band, 1882-1916. Please visit us at www.frontierbrigadeband.com. [Mas+detalle]

Chapel Hill High School performs their field show entitled Turning Points: 1968, at Central NC Band Festival. Score: 89.99 3rd Place class 4A Here's a link to the most recent, and last performance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrUjy1v37HI [Mas+detalle]

The Best.. [Mas+detalle]

"Rocky" film theme performed by HM Royal Marines Band Portsmouth. +++++ HM The Queen, other members of the royal family and senior politicians attend the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall to commemorate those who gave their lives in war. Katherine Jenkins, Russell Watson, Hayley Westenra and Jonathan Ansell performed this year, and as always the evening culminates with thousands of poppy petals falling from the roof of the hall, each representing a lost life. ++++ The Royal British Legion is the United Kingdom's leading charity providing financial, social and emotional support to millions who have served or who are currently serving in the British Armed Forces, and their dependents. The "British Legion" was founded in 1921 and was granted a Royal Charter on 29 May 1971 to mark its fiftieth anniversary which gives the Legion the privilege of the prefix 'Royal'. Perhaps known best for the annual Poppy Appeal and Remembrance services, including the Festival of Remembrance, the Legion was born as a campaigning organisation and has been active behind the scenes in promoting the welfare and interests of the Services and ex-Service community for 86 years. [Mas+detalle]

Moanalua High School "Menehune" Marching Band & Color Guard performing "1001 Arabian Nights - A Magical Journey" Movement I: "The Sultan's Revenge" Movement II: "Arabian Nights" Movement III: "The Cave of Ali Baba" Movement IV: "Aladdin's Flight" Performed at the OIA Marching Band Festival in Honolulu, Hawaii November 3, 2008 [Mas+detalle]

The Henry Rollins Band. Recorded live at the Bizarre Festival, Germany, 2000. Three songs: You Let Yourself Down, Hard & Get Some Go Again. [Mas+detalle]

free outdoor performances. Martin Bonin, percussionniste Batteur depuis l'âge de 12 ans, Martin Bonin decouvre la percussion a 18 ans, en voyageant au Maroc et au Senegal. Encourage par cette nouvelle passion, il retourne quatre fois en Afrique de l'ouest et voyage dans le monde arabe, en Amerique centrale, en Amerique du sud, a Cuba et au Bresil, toujours dans le but d'apprendre des rythmes et de s'initier a l'usage d'instruments de percussion particuliers a ces regions du monde. Fascine par les rythmes et cultures d'origine africaine, il approfondit l'etude du djembe (Afrique de l'ouest) et des congas (Cuba et Bresil), se specialise en "musique du monde", et tente, a travers son cheminement musical, de creer des liens entre l'Afrique et les regions d'Amerique qui en sont tributaire. Musicien autodidacte, il travaille sa technique a l'aide de methodes, de videos et en collaborant avec divers musiciens chevronnes, tel Mario Labrosse, Aboulaye Kone. Il puise son inspiration toute particuliere a travers differents stages et cours pris au fil des ans. En alliant ses multiples outils d'apprentissage, il faconne son art de maniere tres personnalisee. Depuis plusieurs annees, il enseigne les rythmes bresiliens, cubains et ouest africains. Il se specialise dans la reparation d'instruments de percussion et approfondi les techniques de montage des djembes selon les traditions ancestrales des griots africains. De 1994 a 1996, il est co-proprietaire de La Maison de la Culture Mondiale, cafe des artistes du monde et centre de rencontres multiculturelles. Cette scene a ete une des premieres a avoir comme objectif de promouvoir la musique des artistes de diverses cultures vivant a Montreal. Plusieurs artistes et groupes, tels Lilison Di Kinara, Baobab, Zekhul, Lhassa de Sela, (etc.), ont pris leur envol a La Maison de la Culture Mondiale. Il participe a plusieurs formations musicales dont le groupe Skalene (depuis 1996) avec lequel il enregistre un album en 1998. Ce groupe s'est produit dans plusieurs festivals (dont les Festivals de Jazz de Toronto et de Montreal) ainsi que dans de nombreuses salles de spectacles (Cabaret, Club Soda, La Licorne). De 1997 a 1999, il est proprietaire de La Maison du Djembe, atelier de reparation et boutique d'instruments de percussion du monde. Fondateur (1999) du groupe Zuruba, veritable "big-band" a l'image des ensembles de percussions bresiliens, mais se donnant la particularite d'y jumeler des rythmes et instruments d'origine africaine. Martin Bonin est le directeur artistique et le chef d'orchestre de cette formation d'environ 40 musiciens qui s'est produit d'innombrables fois depuis sa creation. En juin 1999 et juin 2000, il produit et fait la direction artistique des quatre formations de percussions (140 percussionnistes) pour le Defile de la St-Jean Baptiste. Zuruba a depuis participe a de nombreux evenements d'envergure tels que le Festival de Jazz de Montreal, les Francofolies, le Festival Juste pour Rire, la Coupe Grey, La Marche pour le Sida, La Formule 1, la Marche du Club 2/3 et plusieurs autres. Martin Bonin s'est joint au groupe Yoro-Sou en juin 2000. Martin Bonin fait egalement partie du groupe Bombolesse depuis avril 2003. En janvier 2004, Zuruba ouvre son ecole de formation, ouverte a tous, qui offre des ateliers pedagogiques et pratiques sur les percussions afro-bresiliennes. STAGES ET FORMATION 1991 - Triumfo de la Cruz, Honduras * etude des rythmes Garifuna 1992 - Salvador, Bahia, Bresil * Stage de 1 mois sur les rythmes afro-bresiliens (agogo, atabaques, shekere, etc.) * Cours de congas 1993 - Senegal, Guinee, Cote d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Mali * etude generale sur les rythmes d'Afrique de l'Ouest de differentes traditions 1994 - La Havane & Santiago, Cuba * Stage intensif (5 semaiens, 8 hres par jour) de congas avec Manolito * Initiation au bata: rythmes de transe de la Santeria cubaine 1995 - Sali, Senegal * Cours de djembe 1996-97 - Salvador & Cachoeira, Bahia, Bresil * Stage intensif (2 mois, 4 hres par jour) d'atabaque et de gã : rythmes de transe du Candomble afro-bresilien avec Lourival Da Conceieão * Cours de timbales, congas: rythmes bresiliens et uruguayens 1999 - Montreal * Cours de bata : rythmes afro-cubains avec Andre Dupuis 2002 - La Havane - Bresil * Cours de bata, cajon * Participe a des cereminies de guiro et de cajon 2003 - Bresil * Visite des ecoles de samba a Rio de Janeiro * etude de la percussion afro-bresilienne avec l'ecole de samba-reggea Swing do Pelo * Participation au carnaval de Salvador avec le Swing do Pelo dans le bloco de Comanche Planet Zuruba!!! et ses Amis!!! The Montreal International Jazz Festival (MIJF, also called the Jazz Fest, in French Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (FIJM)) is the largest jazz festival in the world. It is held annually in Montreal, Quebec during the summer season (usually the beginning of July) and gathers artists from around the world. It is typically attended by over 2 million people who are attracted by the electric atmosphere, diversity of shows and by the city itself. Many parts of the city's downtown core are closed to traffic for two weeks as outdoor shows are free to the public on many stages. Attendance to some shows is over a hundred thousand. Shows are held in a wide variety of venues, from relatively small jazz clubs to the large halls of Place des Arts. Some of the outdoor shows are held on cordoned-off streets while others are on terraced parks. History The Montreal Jazz Festival was conceived by Alain Simard, who had spent much of the 1970s working with Productions Kosmos bringing artists such as Chick Corea, Dave Brubeck, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and others to Montreal to perform. In 1977, Simard teamed up with André Ménard and Denys McCann to form an agency named Spectra Scène (now known as L'Équipe Spectra), with the idea of creating a summer festival in Montreal that would bring a number of artists together at the same time. They planned their first festival for the summer of 1979, but, unable to secure sufficient funding, their plans were scuttled, but they still were able to produce two nights of shows at Théâtre-St-Denis, with Keith Jarrett and a then-unknown Pat Metheny. The first Montreal jazz festival was in 1980, with funding from Alain de Grosbois of CBC Stereo and Télé-Québec. With Ray Charles, Vic Vogel, Chick Corea and Gary Burton on the bill, and an attendance of 12,000, the event was deemed a success, and has continued to grow since then. [Mas+detalle]

Band of Horses at Arena Roskilde Festival 2008 Friday [Mas+detalle]

自衛隊音楽まつり＠日本武道館 「陸上自衛隊中央音楽隊ドリル演奏」 『この国は』 『陸軍分列行進曲』 『栄光の旗の下に』 [Mas+detalle]

UDC Jazz Ensemble (dir. Calvin Jones) 1. Isn't It Romantic by Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart, arr. Calvin Jones (Allyn Johnson, solo) 2. Jazz Concerto pour Flute et Alto Sax by Calvin Jones (Antonio Parker, alto sax solo) 3. Trailblazer by Calvin Jones (Eric Valentine, drum solo) 4. I'm Gonna' Laugh You Out of My Life by Cy Coleman/Joseph A. McCarthy, arr. Calvin Jones (Calvin Jones, trombone) ------------------ 2008 Calvin Jones BIG BAND Jazz Festival Monday, April 28, 2008 More info: http://www.lrdudc.wrlc.org/events.html Tickets: http://tiny.cc/InstantSeats Invites: http://tiny.cc/bR3Mn [Mas+detalle]

podium op zuid. afro carribean jazz band is: Laurens blinxma alt/tenor sax winfred buma gitaar choco ramirez afro percussion bert van erk contrabas [Mas+detalle]

Quebe Sisters Band performing the great old Mills Brothers tune "Be My Life's Companion" at the Stan Rogers Folk Festival in Canso, Nova Scotia. [Mas+detalle]

澤田研二&井上堯之band - 恋は邪魔もの 歌+素顏花絮@福島県郡山 [Mas+detalle]

自衛隊音楽まつり＠日本武道館 「インド陸軍軍楽隊ドリル演奏」 『セール・イ・ジョワン』 『バハラッタ・シャワディ』 『シキ・アモーリ』 『サラ・ジャハン・セ・アチャー』 [Mas+detalle]

The Band playing Rockin' Chair at the Festival Express Tour in 1970 [Mas+detalle]

Ivan Mládek [Mas+detalle]

澤田研二&井上堯之band - 追憶 台上發癲+素顏露點花絮@福島県郡山 [Mas+detalle]

Tierney Sutton Band Festival de jazz de Québec Québec - Canada jazzaquebec.ca Vendredi 12 septembre / Friday September 12 plus de videos - more videos : TVJazz.tv par/by Sortiesjazznights.com [Mas+detalle]

Dave Matthews Band Two Step Van Ryper Festival April 5, 1992 [Mas+detalle]