Prince Regent's Band

Continuo Foundation grantee
Supported by Continuo Foundation
The Prince Regent’s Band was formed to explore the wealth of historic chamber music for brass and wind instruments from a period roughly defined as between the French Revolution of 1789 and the end of First World War in 1918. The group takes its name from the early nineteenth-century elite wind ensemble known as ‘The Prince Regent’s Band’ (1811–1820), formerly known as ‘The Prince of Wales’ Private Band’ (circa 1795–1811) and later known as ‘The King’s (i.e. George IV’s) Household Band’ (1820–1830). This ensemble was 'composed entirely of picked skilled musicians, elected without regard for nationality from any source where good wind players were to be found' (Adam Carse ‘The Prince Regent’s Band’ Music & Letters,Vol. 27, No. 3, July 1946).
Musicians
- Anneke ScottHorn, Brass
- Richard ThomasCornett, Trumpet, Brass
- Martyn SandersonSackbut, Brass
- Jeff MillerSerpent, Brass
- Katie HodgesTrumpet, Brass
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Concerts

Brunel Arts Lunchtime Concert - The Prince Regent’s Band
- 📅Fri, 19 January 2024
- 📍Beldam Restaurant, Eastern Gateway, Brunel University
- 🕑1:10pm
- 🎫free - register for tickets

Plumstead Peculiars present The Prince Regent's Band
- 📅Sun, 21 January 2024
- 📍Parish Church of the Ascension, London
- 🕑4:00pm
- 🎫free - retiring collection
Past programmes

Music in the Village
- 📅Wed, 8 March 2023
- 📍St Michael & All Angels, Walthamstow
- 🕑7:30pm
- 🎫£12

Romantic Brass in Context
- 📅Fri, 21 April 2023
- 📍Papiermühlestrasse 13D, 3014 Bern, Switzerland
- 🕑7:00pm
- 🎫tbc

Sypert Summer Concert
- 📅Sun, 2 July 2023
- 📍St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh
- 🕑7:30pm
- 🎫tbc

On Your Doorstep
- 📅Sat, 30 September 2023
- 📍 Unitarian Chapel, Hoop Lane, NW11
- 🕑4:00pm
- 🎫free - suggested donation adults £10-£25, under 18s free