The band, which rehearses regularly and plays nearly a dozen concerts a year, has about 32 current members, including students, retirees, doctors, lawyers, mechanics, teachers and police officers.
The band has been rehearsing regularly for the past eight months, and by all accounts it's more than ready to hit the stage.
By that time, he had begun rehearsing regularly with two adventurous younger players in Sheffield - classical percussionist turned jazz drummer Tony Oxley and bassist (later to become classical composer) Gavin Bryars.
By 1947, he had moved from Canterbury to St Paul's Cathedral, and by 1950 he had created the Deller Consort, an ensemble he envisaged as a vocal equivalent of a string quartet – a fixed group of singers, rehearsing regularly and devoted to appropriate original repertoire.
The group had been rehearsing regularly, overseen by McLaren's friend Bernard Rhodes, and had performed publicly for the first time.
By the final performances in London (where we would still rehearse it regularly), we had a show we were all proud of.
Now I regularly rehearse with musicians; I'm hearing music from all over the world.
The Horizon was like a Gulf Coast town that regularly rehearsed for Category 1 hurricanes but never contemplated the hundred-year storm.
They should be regularly rehearsed and made familiar to the whole theatre team.
The Mariinsky orchestra can regularly be found in venues around the world frantically rehearsing new works, often substituted by the maestro at the last moment, the violinists giving each other back-massages like a bunch of footballers in extra time.
