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Carmina Burana
21 Feb, 8pm, Hamilton Gardens, Rhododendron Lawn
Hamilton City Brass and the Festival Chorus reunite to present one of the most iconic choral masterpieces of the 20th century, kicking off the Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora ki Kirikiriroa opening night in spectacular style.
Hamilton City Brass and the Festival Chorus reunite to present one of the most iconic choral masterpieces of the 20th century, kicking off the Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora ki Kirikiriroa opening night in spectacular style.


We love this stuff.
We are an organisation made up of three music groups situated in the Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
Hamilton City Brass, Hamilton Auxiliary Brass & Brass Factory.
We have a thriving membership, perform regular concerts, strive for success at national and regional contests and really enjoy getting out and about in our community.
Hamilton City Brass, Hamilton Auxiliary Brass & Brass Factory.
We have a thriving membership, perform regular concerts, strive for success at national and regional contests and really enjoy getting out and about in our community.
Join the band.
We are made up of three awesome groups.
Brass factory - Development band
Hamilton Auxiliary Brass - D grade
Hamilton City Brass - A grade
Musicians of all abilities are welcome.
Brass factory - Development band
Hamilton Auxiliary Brass - D grade
Hamilton City Brass - A grade
Musicians of all abilities are welcome.
Rehearsal.
Brass Factory
Tuesdays (ex school holidays) 5:45pm - 6:30pm
Hamilton Auxiliary Brass
Tuesdays 7pm - 9pm
Hamilton City Brass
Wednesdays, 7:30 - 9:30pm
Find us at the Hamilton Citizens Inc Bandroom, 245 Clyde Street, Hamilton.
Tuesdays (ex school holidays) 5:45pm - 6:30pm
Hamilton Auxiliary Brass
Tuesdays 7pm - 9pm
Hamilton City Brass
Wednesdays, 7:30 - 9:30pm
Find us at the Hamilton Citizens Inc Bandroom, 245 Clyde Street, Hamilton.
"It's not just a hobby, it's a significant part of my life. I can enjoy
making music amongst a really great group of people."
- Walter Genefaas
"Sounds like the corners of the band are in good hands"
- Dr Robert Childs