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ABC Music - A new website which boasts to supply anything "from valve oil to grand pianos..."
Banks & Sons Ltd., York
Boosey & Hawkes (Music Publishers) Ltd. - One of England's oldest publishers of music for Brass and Military Bands. Orders are handled by The Music Exchange, Manchester.
The British Bandsman - The weekly magazine of the brass band movement
Chandos Records - Colchester-based independent record label, specialising in classical recordings and brass and military band recordings.
Doyen Recordings Limited - Doyen are one of the premium Brass and Wind Band recording labels and until recently have held the contract for the 'Besson National Brass Band Championship of Great Britain'. They are definately worth a look, whatever you are looking for!
Hallamshire Music - Popular music publisher, printing works for Brass Band, 10-piece Brass Ensemble and Concert Band. Features many of the works and arrangements of local composer Mike Davis, Ray Woodfield and others.
Helen Kavanagh Woodwind & Brass
John Myatt Woodwind & Brass - A well-known music shop in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, specialising in wind instruments and accessories.
Musikhaus Thomann Cyberstore - Although a German firm, their website is in German and English (as well as many other languages!) Thomann are often one of the cheapest retailers for many instruments and other 'hardware'. Check out their "Hot Deals".
Sheet Music Hound - An English mail order sheet music firm. They carry many different titles for most instruments (brass and otherwise) and carry stock from the continent and the US.
Universal Classics - The record company now encompassing Decca, Deutsche Grammophon and Philips
Wright & Round - Visit one of the oldest publishers of Brass Band Music. Based originally in Liverpool, and now Gloucester, Wright and Round are the publishers of most of the works of William Rimmer, John A. Greenwoods' "The Acrobat" (Johnny Briggs TV Theme) as well as the world-renouned 120 Hymns for Brass (and Wind) Band.