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Click to hear Eric Balls 'Ceremony' CLICK PICTURE OF ERIC BALL TO HEAR HIS PIECE 'CEREMONY' Eric Ball, 1903-1989 Without a doubt, Eric Ball is the father of the Brass Band. Born on October the 31st, 1903, he was given music and harmony lessons from a private teacher who was alot the local church organist. After World War I he went on to study the organ at Staines and Dartford Churches, writing for mobile organs and voices. However, from a background with strong Salvation Army ties <a href=
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- 1989-10-01
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