Definition of brass band in English:

brass band

noun

A group of musicians playing brass instruments and sometimes also percussion.
铜管乐队，军乐队
as modifier brass band music
Example sentencesExamples
- But one married couple from Bingley have a whole brass band repertoire.
- I would have thought it would have been with an accompaniment of a full brass band, would it not, Mr Byrne?
- A Queensbury brass band's Christmas concerts could be threatened if they cannot find a replacement for their former leader.
- In November, you can witness a concert in the English brass band tradition.
- There were fewer adult choirs and the brass band category had to be scrapped due to a lack of support.
- But how could a ten-man brass band dressed in gorgeous African robes fail to make an impact?
- But they didn't have any live music because members of the brass band were either at the wedding as family or as guests.
- Almost every town has a marimba orchestra, which includes the accompaniment of a brass band.
- There was dancing, a brass band, a choir, poetry and speeches from dignitaries.
- He set up a wind band and then a brass band for his mature students and helped disabled groups in their musical productions.
- He said his proudest moment came when he conducted his brass band at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and was moved to tears by the beautiful playing.
- The band is ‘basically a brass band supplemented with a rhythm section,’ she said.
- The five-strong gang of youths then fled into the nearby Cliffe Castle grounds, where families were enjoying a brass band concert.
- Soon afterwards, he joined the local brass band, learning first the trombone, then the trumpet and cornet.
- We were even treated to the melodious sound of a live brass band leading the carol singing.
- Carols played by a brass band always provide a popular and evocative prelude to Christmas.
- One hears the strong link to the brass band marches of early New Orleans.
- Fairground organ ditties blaring from food stalls soon gave way to the doleful strains of a whiny brass band playing funeral music.
- The ethos of an ancient city was irresistible and we talked about it all the way back to Halifax - when we weren't singing our brass band repertoire.
- This sequence verges on comedy: it is accompanied by an awkward rendition of a Wagner tune by a military brass band.

Definition of brass band in US English:

brass band

nounˈbræs ˈbændˈbras ˈband

A group of musicians playing brass instruments and sometimes also percussion.
铜管乐队，军乐队
as modifier brass band music
Example sentencesExamples
- The ethos of an ancient city was irresistible and we talked about it all the way back to Halifax - when we weren't singing our brass band repertoire.
- The band is ‘basically a brass band supplemented with a rhythm section,’ she said.
- Soon afterwards, he joined the local brass band, learning first the trombone, then the trumpet and cornet.
- Almost every town has a marimba orchestra, which includes the accompaniment of a brass band.
- We were even treated to the melodious sound of a live brass band leading the carol singing.
- He set up a wind band and then a brass band for his mature students and helped disabled groups in their musical productions.
- But one married couple from Bingley have a whole brass band repertoire.
- This sequence verges on comedy: it is accompanied by an awkward rendition of a Wagner tune by a military brass band.
- But how could a ten-man brass band dressed in gorgeous African robes fail to make an impact?
- In November, you can witness a concert in the English brass band tradition.
- I would have thought it would have been with an accompaniment of a full brass band, would it not, Mr Byrne?
- He said his proudest moment came when he conducted his brass band at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and was moved to tears by the beautiful playing.
- There were fewer adult choirs and the brass band category had to be scrapped due to a lack of support.
- But they didn't have any live music because members of the brass band were either at the wedding as family or as guests.
- A Queensbury brass band's Christmas concerts could be threatened if they cannot find a replacement for their former leader.
- There was dancing, a brass band, a choir, poetry and speeches from dignitaries.
- Carols played by a brass band always provide a popular and evocative prelude to Christmas.
- Fairground organ ditties blaring from food stalls soon gave way to the doleful strains of a whiny brass band playing funeral music.
- The five-strong gang of youths then fled into the nearby Cliffe Castle grounds, where families were enjoying a brass band concert.
- One hears the strong link to the brass band marches of early New Orleans.

单词	brass band
释义	Definition of brass band in English: brass band noun A group of musicians playing brass instruments and sometimes also percussion. 铜管乐队，军乐队 as modifier brass band music Example sentencesExamples But one married couple from Bingley have a whole brass band repertoire. I would have thought it would have been with an accompaniment of a full brass band, would it not, Mr Byrne? A Queensbury brass band's Christmas concerts could be threatened if they cannot find a replacement for their former leader. In November, you can witness a concert in the English brass band tradition. There were fewer adult choirs and the brass band category had to be scrapped due to a lack of support. But how could a ten-man brass band dressed in gorgeous African robes fail to make an impact? But they didn't have any live music because members of the brass band were either at the wedding as family or as guests. Almost every town has a marimba orchestra, which includes the accompaniment of a brass band. There was dancing, a brass band, a choir, poetry and speeches from dignitaries. He set up a wind band and then a brass band for his mature students and helped disabled groups in their musical productions. He said his proudest moment came when he conducted his brass band at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and was moved to tears by the beautiful playing. The band is ‘basically a brass band supplemented with a rhythm section,’ she said. The five-strong gang of youths then fled into the nearby Cliffe Castle grounds, where families were enjoying a brass band concert. Soon afterwards, he joined the local brass band, learning first the trombone, then the trumpet and cornet. We were even treated to the melodious sound of a live brass band leading the carol singing. Carols played by a brass band always provide a popular and evocative prelude to Christmas. One hears the strong link to the brass band marches of early New Orleans. Fairground organ ditties blaring from food stalls soon gave way to the doleful strains of a whiny brass band playing funeral music. The ethos of an ancient city was irresistible and we talked about it all the way back to Halifax - when we weren't singing our brass band repertoire. This sequence verges on comedy: it is accompanied by an awkward rendition of a Wagner tune by a military brass band. Definition of brass band in US English: brass band nounˈbræs ˈbændˈbras ˈband A group of musicians playing brass instruments and sometimes also percussion. 铜管乐队，军乐队 as modifier brass band music Example sentencesExamples The ethos of an ancient city was irresistible and we talked about it all the way back to Halifax - when we weren't singing our brass band repertoire. The band is ‘basically a brass band supplemented with a rhythm section,’ she said. Soon afterwards, he joined the local brass band, learning first the trombone, then the trumpet and cornet. Almost every town has a marimba orchestra, which includes the accompaniment of a brass band. We were even treated to the melodious sound of a live brass band leading the carol singing. He set up a wind band and then a brass band for his mature students and helped disabled groups in their musical productions. But one married couple from Bingley have a whole brass band repertoire. This sequence verges on comedy: it is accompanied by an awkward rendition of a Wagner tune by a military brass band. But how could a ten-man brass band dressed in gorgeous African robes fail to make an impact? In November, you can witness a concert in the English brass band tradition. I would have thought it would have been with an accompaniment of a full brass band, would it not, Mr Byrne? He said his proudest moment came when he conducted his brass band at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and was moved to tears by the beautiful playing. There were fewer adult choirs and the brass band category had to be scrapped due to a lack of support. But they didn't have any live music because members of the brass band were either at the wedding as family or as guests. A Queensbury brass band's Christmas concerts could be threatened if they cannot find a replacement for their former leader. There was dancing, a brass band, a choir, poetry and speeches from dignitaries. Carols played by a brass band always provide a popular and evocative prelude to Christmas. Fairground organ ditties blaring from food stalls soon gave way to the doleful strains of a whiny brass band playing funeral music. The five-strong gang of youths then fled into the nearby Cliffe Castle grounds, where families were enjoying a brass band concert. One hears the strong link to the brass band marches of early New Orleans.
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