The trombone section performing 'Seventy Six Trombones'.
Jeremy Taylor performing 'Czardas', to complete the sound check and rehearsal.
The band opening their concert at Canary Wharf, London, with their signature tune 'Camborne Hill'.
The three soloists featured in 'Camborne Hill', Simon Dunstan, Rosie Langley and Jessica Tredrea.
Chloe Abbott performing her cornet solo in the band's rendition of 'Highland Cathedral'.
Our Flugel soloist, Rebecca Merritt, performing her solo in the band's rendition of 'Highland Cathedral'.
Percussionist, Rory Abbott playing in the band's rendition of 'Highland Cathedral'.
Jack Uterhark playing the snare drum in the band's rendition of 'Highland Cathedral'.
National Youth Championships, Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, April 2005
Alan Pope, the band's musical director, holding the National Junior Champions banner and trophy.
Jeremy Taylor holding his trophy and prize money for winning 'best instrumentalist' for his tuned percussion solo, 'Czardas'.
National Youth Championships, Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, April 2004
The Camborne Youth Band, minutes after winning the title National Junior Champions for the first time.
Camborne Youth Band shortly after their first performance at the National Youth Championships at the RNCM.
Camborne 'B' Band, March - April 2003
Alan Pope with adjudicator, Stan Lippeatt at the 2003 Area Qualifiers in Torquay with the Third Prize Banner.
Members of the trombone section, Rosie Langley and Dominic Turner with percussionist, Jeremy Taylor on stage at the Hall For Cornwall, in the 2003 CBBA Contest.
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