Links:

History

Directors

Section Leaders

FWCB Officers

Membership

Rehearsal Info

FWST Article

Albany Concert

Going to miss a Rehearsal or Concert? How about wanting more information about joining. Drop us a line at:

FWSB Emails

 

Outside Links:

FWCB Facebook

German Band of NT

Music Arts. com

 

Many links connected to this website require the use of the Adobe .pdf file reader. To get a copy of the latest version of Adobe Reader, go to:

 

 

I20 @ Matlock Road

4000 Five Points Blvd, Ste. 129

Arlington, Texas 76018

817-466-8696

 

Southeast of Northeast Mall

948 Melbourne Road

Hurst, Texas 76053

817-595-1511

 

Rehearsals

 

Monday Nights

(unless otherwise noted)

 

7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Riverside Recreational Center

3700 E. Belknap

Fort Worth, Texas

 

Riverside Rec  Ctr Map

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

 

April 14th

Concert: NRH Centre

6000 Hawk Avenue, North Richland Hills
10:30 a.m. (or earlier)
Call time: 9:45 a.m. Earlier arrival and/or carpooling recommended to ensure a place to park
Parking: Southeast side of Centre (facing Library) on the curb (but not in the Library parking lot)
Dress: All black

 

 

2012 Band Officers

 

Jerelyn Grader, President

 

Andrew Hightower, Vice-President

 

Stephanie Hightower, Secretary

 

Paul Solomon, Treasurer

 

Randy Cobb, Officer-at- Large

 

Jim Goodwin, Officer-at-Large

 

Sponsor

 

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of the Fort Worth City Band please feel free to contact us at:

 

Sponsor the FWCB

 

Sponsorship Levels

 

Friend $50 - $99

Silver $100 - $499

Gold $500 - $999

Platinum $1000

 



Dues

Annual dues of $24 are to be given to Paul Solomon, Treasurer beginning at the first rehearsal on Monday, January 23, 2012.

 


Jim Osborn

Longtime Fort Worth Symphonic Band trumpeter Jim Osborn recently passed away. Thoughts and prayers for Jim's family during this difficult time would be appreciated.



The Sousa Band
Baseball Team



With its popular reputation and good wages, the Sousa Band was able to recruit some of the best musicians around.

For 39 years, this large group toured the country by train. A Sousa Band tour would last for many months, often with several performances each day and only a few days off for travel between cities. The band traveled to every corner of the United States and did several European tours and one world tour. Together they traveled more than 1 million miles, and they still managed to find the time for other fun. The band had its own baseball team, and Sousa was the pitcher. They played against local baseball teams and those of rival bands. Sousa even wrote a march song about baseball called "The National Game."

 -- Library of Congress

 

 

This page was updated on 04/03/2012

For questions concerning this website, please contact the webmaster at: bill@billgarretson.net

Best viewed with Windows Internet Explorer