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Better Than Rations or Medicine 2006 CD recording by The Federal City Brass Band! Visit the FCBB Gift Shop to purchase a copy Listen to a sample! (uses Quicktime player) Captain Shepherd's Quickstep Iron Clad Quickstep Canary Bird Waltz Lorena/Bright Smiles The Wearing of the Green |
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The Federal City Brass Band, founded in 2002, accurately recreates the
sound and appearance of a Union Army regimental brass band of the 1860s.
The instruments and mouthpieces used by The Federal City Brass Band are
members. Sources of the music the band plays include original band journals
and sheet music of the Civil War era. The uniforms worn by bandsmen are
reproductions based on originals and made from the closest comparable wool
and cotton fabrics, in some cases using vegetable dyes and original recipes
from 19th century mills.
Visit our About the Band page for more information on the band.
For information on individual musicians, see Band Member Bios.
sound and appearance of a Union Army regimental brass band of the 1860s.
The instruments and mouthpieces used by The Federal City Brass Band are
members. Sources of the music the band plays include original band journals
and sheet music of the Civil War era. The uniforms worn by bandsmen are
reproductions based on originals and made from the closest comparable wool
and cotton fabrics, in some cases using vegetable dyes and original recipes
from 19th century mills.
Visit our About the Band page for more information on the band.
For information on individual musicians, see Band Member Bios.
| The 26th North Carolina Regimental Band The Federal City Brass Band also performs as the 26th North Carolina Regimental Band. The band made its debut performance as the 26th North Carolina in 2005 in Lynchburg, VA. In 2005 and 2007 the 26th NC Regimental Band traveled to North Carolina for events related to the history of the 26th NC and the original band. 2008 was a busy year for the 26th NC Regimental Band as we marked the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, in which the 26th North Carolina regiment played a prominent role, with two back-to-back battle reenactments and other special concerts. In August 2009 the 26th NC Regimental Band returned to Lynchburg to participate in a filming of the Battle of Lynchburg for Historic Sandusky mansion. Watch for more performances in North Carolina in 2010! |
| Check out this RealAudio video clip of The Federal City Brass Band and friends in the 2003 Remembrance Day parade! Thanks to photographer Rob Szabo for sharing this clip with us. More photos of the 2003 parade and many other events can be found in our Photo Gallery. |
| Last updated February 3, 2010 |
| If you missed The Federal City Brass Band on the Millennium Stage at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on June 28, 2006, you can now listen to the performance on the web! Visit the Millennium Stage Archives to watch and listen to the live recording of this special one-hour concert. |
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Members of the 26th North Carolina Regimental Band pose for an image on the meadow next to
the historic tavern in Old Salem, home of the original bandsmen of the 26th NC
the historic tavern in Old Salem, home of the original bandsmen of the 26th NC
The Federal City Brass Band is pleased to announce the formation of The National Association for Civil War Brass
Music, Inc. (NACWBM), a non-profit organization in the state of Maryland.
The mission of the National Association for Civil War Brass Music, Inc. (NACWBM) is to collect, preserve and make
available for research and performance both the music and the instruments of American brass bands of the mid-19th
century, particularly military bands and bugles of the American Civil War, and to present such music in public performances
for the purpose of educating the general public and furthering public awareness and understanding of this important part of
our American cultural heritage.
The website for the National Association for Civil War Brass Music Inc., is located at www.nationalcivilwarbrassmusic.org.
The Federal City Brass Band and 26th North Carolina Regimental Band pages will be moving to that site as well over the
next few weeks, and more information will be posted about opportunities for membership in the NACWBM. Memberships
and renewals for 2010 are now being accepted!
Music, Inc. (NACWBM), a non-profit organization in the state of Maryland.
The mission of the National Association for Civil War Brass Music, Inc. (NACWBM) is to collect, preserve and make
available for research and performance both the music and the instruments of American brass bands of the mid-19th
century, particularly military bands and bugles of the American Civil War, and to present such music in public performances
for the purpose of educating the general public and furthering public awareness and understanding of this important part of
our American cultural heritage.
The website for the National Association for Civil War Brass Music Inc., is located at www.nationalcivilwarbrassmusic.org.
The Federal City Brass Band and 26th North Carolina Regimental Band pages will be moving to that site as well over the
next few weeks, and more information will be posted about opportunities for membership in the NACWBM. Memberships
and renewals for 2010 are now being accepted!
UPCOMING PERFORMANCES Please see our Performance Schedule for a complete listing of upcoming appearances by The Federal City Brass Band. Updated February 3, 2010 If you are interested in hiring The Federal City Brass Band to perform for your event, please contact us. |
| Photo by Rob Gibson, August 2003 |
Copyright 2003-2009, all rights reserved
National Association for Civil War Brass Music, Inc.
National Association for Civil War Brass Music, Inc.
Now on sale - the 3rd CD recording by the Federal City Brass Band! Hurrah for the Union! Music of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War Featuring the favorite music of Abraham Lincoln in honor of his 200th birthday. To order our new CD, please visit our Gift Shop! Listen to sample sound files now! (Uses QuicktimePlayer) Battle Cry of Freedom Red, White and Blue (recorded live at Ford's Theatre) Just Twenty Years Ago Viva L'America PLUS - watch for photos and video of The FCBB & Friends at 2009 Remembrance Day ceremonies and parade in Gettysburg! In 2009 we were joined by members of the 12th New Hampshire Regiment Serenade Band (NH), Ft. Point Garrison Brass Band (CA), Newmont Military Band (VT), 89th NY Guard Band, Maryland Defense Force Band, Leonardtown (MD) High School Band, and more! |
