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13 soaked Bay Street Brass musician playing under a tree in the rain and wind.

Ten smiling Bay Street Brass musos just after rehearsal. Six men, four women. Nine are standing, kneeling, or sitting in front of our rehearsal space’s bar. One is lying on the bar.

Bay Street Brass had a blast at the Wed. 26 Feb. 2025 Queen Victoria Market’s Summer Night Market. Three photos of us roving around playing New Orleans Trad Jazz & Brass Band, plus bits of Ska and Reggae. Bay Street Brass and Summer Night Market logos, plus Bay Street Brass’s website and Facebook page.

Nine smiling Bay Street Brass musos just after rehearsal. Each is holding their instrument. All in our large rehearsal space: tall ceilings, chandeliers, large mirrors, and large windows.

Two photos of ten Bay Street Brass musos, one posing in front of Cherry Lake, one parading while playing in the market. Beautiful blue sky. Bay Street Brass’s and Cherry Lake Market’s logos.

Ten smiling Bay Street Brass musos just after our rehearsal. Everyone is holding their instrument, except the drummer, who is holding his drums sticks. Three are sitting or kneeling in the front row, seven are standing in the back row. All are in our large rehearsal space: tall ceiling, large windows on the right, big mirror high on the wall in back of us, big chandelier overhead, a few chairs stacked on the left.

Seven smiling Bay Street Brass musos at a large table in the corner of a pub. The table is full of food and drink. Brick wall to the left, white wall with pub decorations to the right.

Eight smiling Bay Street Brass musos between songs. Three women and five men on an expansive lawn bowling court beside a Christmas tree.

Ten smiling Bay Street Brass musos just after our last rehearsal of the year: three women and seven holding their instruments while standing or kneeling around a drum set. In a large room with tall ceilings, huge mirrors, huge windows, and a fireplace.

Six smiling Bay Street Brass musos about to have dinner after tonight’s rehearsal: two women and four men around a dinner table in a pub. Two band members (both women) were at rehearsal, but were unable to stay for dinner.

Six smiling Bay Street Brass musos: three women, three men; two trumpeters, one each: keys, clarinet, trombone, tenor sax.

Whoops, we forgot to take a photo of our rehearsal. Instead, here is an image of a detective looking for clues in the city at night.

Bay Street Brass loved playing at today’s Howl-O-Ween Paw Parade, which was fun and benefited Guide Dogs Australia! Photos of Bay Street Brass playing while parading with costumed paradors (kids, parents, and dogs). Logos of Bay Street Brass, Guide Dogs Australia, and 3207 Port. The URL of Bay Street Brass’s website and Facebook page: www.BayStreetBrass.com and www.facebook.com/BayStreetBrass

Bay Street Brass Loved Playing While Roving Around the Queensberry Cup Billycart Race and Street Party. Colourful logos of the Bay Street Brass, Queensberry Cup, and North and West Melbourne Community Centre. Four action photos. All on a blue background. This event was free, but race entry fees and donations supported the N. and W.. Melb. Neighbourhood Centre
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Bay Street Brass playing at the Cornerstone Pub in Port Melbourne last night. Ten smiling band members. Six photos. Two trumpets, clarinets, and saxophones; plus a: trombone, tuba, drums, and keyboard. In back of the stage is a brick wall with neon and plaster decorations.

Seven smiling Bay Street Brass musicians during our rehearsal break. Two women, five guys. Two trumpeters, two tenor sax players; plus, a clarinet player, pianist, and drummer. In the background: a few of the giant windows in our rehearsal space.

“Yikes!” In bold red on a green and yellow comic book billboard/explosion background. We would have put in a photo of Bay Street Brass’s rehearsal, but we forgot to take a photo.

Eleven smiling Bay Street Brass musicians just after a fun rehearsal working on a lot of new songs. Seven men, four women. Four trumpeters, three clarinettists, two tenor saxophonists, a trombonists, a keyboard player. All standing or kneeling in front of the some of the giant windows in our cool rehearsal space, which has very tall ceilings, chandeliers, and big mirrors.

Ten smiling Bay Street Brass musicians taking a break in the midst of a fun rehearsal. Six men, four women. Three trumpeters, two clarinettists, plus a bass clarinettist, tenor saxophonists, a drummer, trombonists, and keyboard player. All standing or kneeling in front of the bar in our cool rehearsal space, which has very tall ceilings, chandeliers, big mirrors and big windows.

Thirteen smiling Bay Street Brass musician taking a break in the midst of a fun rehearsal. Seven men, six women. Three trumpeters, four saxophonists (three tenor, one alto), a drummer, two trombonists, and a keyboard player. All standing in a cool rehearsal space with a fireplace, tall ceiling and big mirrors.

Bay Street Brass playing at the Gasworks Farmers Market Saturday 20 July. We Provided a bit of musical sunshine, despite a cold, windy, rainy, cloudy day. Seven shivering Bay Street Brass musicians playing while partially sheltered under marques.

Twelve smiling Bay Street Brass musician just after a fun rehearsal. Eight men, four women. Three trumpeters, four saxophonists (two tenor, one alto, one baritone), a drummer, three trombonists, and a keyboard player. All standing in a cool rehearsal space with giant windows and big chandeliers.

Seven Bay Street Brass members enjoying at post-rehearsal dinner at a pub. Three women, four men, good conversation, good pub food.

Nine smiling Bay Street Brass musician just after a fun rehearsal. Five men, four women. Three trumpeters, three saxophonists, a drummer, trombonist, and keyboard player. All standing in a cool rehearsal space with giant windows and big chandeliers.

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