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Also just opened at BALTIC is a sumptuous array of films by artist and film-maker John Akomfrah, including the UK premiere of Precarity, inspired by African American cornetist Charles 'Buddy' Bolden, a key figure in jazz (also on until October 27); and a survey of 15 up-and-coming UK artists supported by arts funding body Jerwood Arts (until September 29).

Lefter, if everybody played it the way it's written, then everybody's band would sound like Sousa's Band so we make some changes now and then just to make it a little bit different.'" (18) As a result, an editor hoping to capture the style of the Sousa Band must rely on descriptive accounts by players, especially those of his star cornetist Frank Simon.

A cornetist and composer, Morris is known for his system of"conduction," which involves directing an ensemble of improvisers with a set of gestural cues, the conductor and instrumentalists creating a composition together in real time.

The first cornetist occasionally was tardy and short of breath as he blew a damp rendition of "Taps," preceding the benediction by one of the town ministers.

Featuring award-winning cornetist Kirsty Abbotts, the band is touring with the National Theatre production of COAL.

Clarke, celebrated cornetist and chief successor to Gilmore and Sousa.

They will both be joined by cornetist Stephen Williams and their musical director Doris Williams.

During World War II, while playing for Allied troops with the USO and its British equivalent, she met her husband, Chicago cornetist Jimmy McPartland.

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