The Conductors of the LCBS

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Ken Rogers

Gold Band Conductor
Sam Yamamoto

Silver Band Conductor
Robert M. Cook

Conductor Emeritus,(Founding Conductor 1987 to 1997)
Betty Upton

Former Silver Band Conductor
Christie

Former Silver Band Conductor
Doug Scales

Former Gold Band Conductor
Dr. Howard Cable

Honorary Conductor
Ken Rogers

Gold Band Conductor
Don Robb

Former Conductor of Gold Band – recipient of the Phi Beta Mu Peterkin award for service to the music community 2012
Dr. Howard Cable

Recipient of the 2012 Composers Award from the Canadian Band Association
Don Robb

Former Conductor of Gold Band
Dr. Howard Cable

Composer, arranger and friend of the LCBS
Low Brass

As we enter our 25th year, the LCBS would love to have you Submit Your Story
We have a long list of awards and accomplishments.

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And the bands play on...





Photo Album - SILVER BAND 2012 ANNIVERSARY CONCERT  CLICK

Photo Album - GOLD BAND 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Mar 30/12  CLICK

Photo  - CITY HALL ANNIVERSARY KICK OFF - CLICK

 Our thanks to photographer Donna Kroeger for her superb photo coverage of events of our 25th year.



Lethbridge Community Band Society

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SILVER BAND - Tuesdays - CCH  7:30 - 9:30 pm

GOLD BAND   - Wednesdays - CCH  7:30 - 9:30 pm

The Lethbridge Community Band Society is committed to the prospect of enriching the quality of life in the City of Lethbridge and surrounding area by promoting the study and performance of instrumental music, with special emphasis on literature of the concert band and various forms of ensemble music commonly written for woodwind, brasswind and percussion instruments.

The Lethbridge Community Band was formed in 1987 to fill a void in the Lethbridge music scene; namely, to provide a learning and performance outlet for brass, woodwind and percussion players of all ages. 2012-13 marks our 25th Anniversary of offering music to Southern Alberta.

Since that time it has grown to become a valued cultural asset of Southern Alberta, having offered performances to hundreds of concert patrons, schools and students.

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