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Whit Friday 2007
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13- Sandra prepares to lead Hebden Bridge, in their unmistakeable green jackets, down the street, as first band to play this year.
1303 - Charity was the name of the game for the ladies of Boobs 'n Brass who provided plenty of entertainment and colour.

1541 - Other well travelled visitors were MG Root all the way from Switzerland. They looked so smartly distinctive in their military style uniforms.
1515 - 'Best Euphonium' went to Wire Brass, a band that is making a name for themselves at the moment, showing a winning touch at many contests.

1415 - Clogher Valley were a scratch band (including some old friends of the contest) that had just 'popped over the water' from Northern Ireland.

1650 - The famous Black Dyke Band notched up another Delph victory, this year with a staggering 99.5 points to put a real stamp of quality on the evening.

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Hail Smiling Morn Delph
Knight Templar Black Dyke
The President Foden's Richardson
Honest Toil Marsden Silver (Ossett Brewery) Band
The Wizard Rothwell Temperance
Roll Away Bet Lindley Band
Mephistopheles Mossley
Ravenswood Roberts Bakery
The Conqueror The Alexander Band
Viva Birkinshaw Grange Moor
The Contestor Bedworth Brass
Through Bolts and Bars Regent Brass
BramynSt. Sebastian's Wokingham
True Freedom Salvo Brass
Marignan MG Root (Switzerland)
Senator Emley Band
Glemdene Boobs and Brass
The Gay Hussar Somerset Brass

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1670 - Soprano star Alan Wycherley of Foden's provides the audience with some thrilling playing and helps the bands gain a very well deserved third place.
1677 - Delph always drag out their last ounces of strength after a long day, especially this year as 'last band on'. Here euphonium stalwart Keith Palmer helps them gain Second Best Local.

227 - Winners of our first ever deportment prize, Rochdale Borough Youth on their way to clinching the Best Youth Band award as well!
301 - We came under invasion from Pirates Brass, a colourful bunch of players from Midlands' bands.

821 - This year saw a Viking invasion as well, the Norwegian Alexander Band who played a brand new march by Philip Sparke, appropriately entitled Conqueror!
967 - The tight-knit bunch at Mossley Band marked their return to Delph by gaining the Best Local prize

13- Sandra prepares to lead Hebden Bridge, in their unmistakeable green jackets, down the street, as first band to play this year.	1303 - Charity was the name of the game for the ladies of Boobs 'n Brass who provided plenty of entertainment and colour.
1541 - Other well travelled visitors were MG Root all the way from Switzerland. They looked so smartly distinctive in their military style uniforms.	1515 - 'Best Euphonium' went to Wire Brass, a band that is making a name for themselves at the moment, showing a winning touch at many contests.
1415 - Clogher Valley were a scratch band (including some old friends of the contest) that had just 'popped over the water' from Northern Ireland.	1650 - The famous Black Dyke Band notched up another Delph victory, this year with a staggering 99.5 points to put a real stamp of quality on the evening.
New CD Available ONLY £10 or £11 inc post and packing Hail Smiling Morn Delph Knight Templar Black Dyke The President Foden's Richardson Honest Toil Marsden Silver (Ossett Brewery) Band The Wizard Rothwell Temperance Roll Away Bet Lindley Band Mephistopheles Mossley Ravenswood Roberts Bakery The Conqueror The Alexander Band Viva Birkinshaw Grange Moor The Contestor Bedworth Brass Through Bolts and Bars Regent Brass BramynSt. Sebastian's Wokingham True Freedom Salvo Brass Marignan MG Root (Switzerland) Senator Emley Band Glemdene Boobs and Brass The Gay Hussar Somerset Brass order email	Can't see your bands photo? Do not despair if your band played at Delph a photo will appearbut click HERE to see all photos. Back to Delph
1670 - Soprano star Alan Wycherley of Foden's provides the audience with some thrilling playing and helps the bands gain a very well deserved third place.	1677 - Delph always drag out their last ounces of strength after a long day, especially this year as 'last band on'. Here euphonium stalwart Keith Palmer helps them gain Second Best Local.
227 - Winners of our first ever deportment prize, Rochdale Borough Youth on their way to clinching the Best Youth Band award as well!	301 - We came under invasion from Pirates Brass, a colourful bunch of players from Midlands' bands.
821 - This year saw a Viking invasion as well, the Norwegian Alexander Band who played a brand new march by Philip Sparke, appropriately entitled Conqueror!	967 - The tight-knit bunch at Mossley Band marked their return to Delph by gaining the Best Local prize