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  Our Musical Director Andy King was honoured to be presented with the Great Dunmow     Town Award 2018 for outstanding contributions to the town. Andy was presented with a   certificate by the Town Mayor Barrie Easter at the Civic Service in St Mary's Church, Great   Dunmow.

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  Andy started his musical journey at the age of 7 years old playing cornet in Regent Hall Young Peoples Band of the    Salvation Army. He then later progressed to the Regent Hall Senior Band on Tenor Horn playing under the baton of many renowned bandmasters including Eric Rapp, Geoff Nunn and Peter Graham.
In 1992 Andy joined the British Army as a Euphonium player and after completing basic training in Catterick Garrison studied for a year as a music student at The Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall.
After graduating from Kneller Hall Andy took up the Euphonium chair in Her Majesty's Band of The Queens Royal Lancers in Osnabruck, Germany.
Posted back to England in 1995 Andy became a musician in The Band of The Blues and Royals.
On completion of the intense Household Cavalry six months equestrian course Andy joined the band on Euphonium enjoying a great career as a musician in the band playing for the Royal family, performing for many state and ceremonial occasions, touring many countries, playing to tourists including Changing The Guard at Buckingham Palace and entertaining the troops in England and abroad.
Now living in Great Dunmow with his wife Della, Andy saw an opportunity to use his years of musical experience to form Great Dunmow's first concert band so in March 2013 Dunmow Wind Band was formed and is going from strength to strength.

" We have a great bunch of people in Dunmow Wind Band and many talented musicians"

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