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The Concert Band of CobourgThe Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines Association – Ontario |
Our DirectorsLast
Updated: Jan. 29, 2006
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Director of Music Emeritus – Roland White Roland White was born in Following his military service, Mr. White emigrated with his
family, first to Mr. White
retired in 2000 with the title Director of Music Emeritus, after 30
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Our Directors |
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Director of Music – Paul
Storms Paul Storms has been actively involved with
all aspects of music for most of his life.
Paul
joined the Concert Band in 1980 as a young cornet player and over the years
graduated to the chair of principal cornet.
He has also been involved with musical productions of the
Northumberland Players over the last 20 years in both the positions of
musician and orchestra conductor. In
2000, Paul was appointed Director of Music following the retirement of Roland
White. Paul brings a rich enthusiasm to his role as Director of
Music. His skill and commitment bring out the best in our players and
his positive attitude makes rehearsing a pleasure. By challenging our
ability and allowing us to grow as a band, he has brought a much more
meaningful sense of excellence to our musical community. |
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Deputy Director of Music – Keith Nicholas Mr. Nicholas has been associated with the Concert Band of
Cobourg for over 20 years as both a player and as the deputy director. His
background as a music professional and a teacher within the Cobourg high
school system has allowed him to work with many young musicians to develop
their talent and their love of music. Keith is a gifted conductor whose skill
and enthusiasm are welcome additions to the band. |
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Drum
Major – Tom MacMillan
Drum Major MacMillan is well recognized within the Cobourg
community both in his position with the band and in his alter ego, the
Cobourg Town Crier. Whether on parade or at the halt, our Drum Major brings a
sense of direction and purpose to our parades, tattoos, and beat retreats. A
strong and giving member of the community, Mr. MacMillan is a key to our
success and recognition far and wide. |
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