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The '''Philip Jones Brass Ensemble''', founded in 1951 by trumpeter [[Philip Jones (musician)|Philip Jones]], was one of the first modern classical brass ensembles to be formed.  The group played either as a quintet or as a ten-piece, for larger halls.  It toured and recorded extensively, and numerous arrangements were commissioned, many of which were bequeathed on Jones' death to the library of the [[Royal Northern College of Music]].

The ensemble recorded [[Leonard Salzedo]]'s signature fanfare for the [[Open University]]'s television transmissions.<ref>((Cite serial|title=That's Edutainment!|network=BBC Radio 4|date=19 November 2019|series=Archive on 4|author=Matthew Sweet))</ref>

Following [[Philip Jones (musician)|Philip Jones]]' retirement in 1986, a number of the members of the group continued to collaborate, yet changed their name to '''London Brass'''.

== Members ==
=== Conductors ===
* [[Elgar Howarth]]
* John Iveson

=== Trumpet ===
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* [[Philip Jones (musician)|Philip Jones]]
* [[Elgar Howarth]]
* John Wilbraham
* Michael Laird
* [[Howard Snell (musician)|Howard Snell]]
* David Coleman
* Norman Archibald
* Lawrence Evans
* Graham Whiting
* Peter Reeve
* [http://www.thewallacecollection.org/about-2/john-wallace-trumpet/ John Wallace]
* [[James Watson (trumpeter)|James Watson]]
* [[Maurice Murphy (musician)|Maurice Murphy]]
* [https://broadbent-dunn.com/biographies/woods-stanley/ Stanley Woods]
* William Houghton
* Paul Archibald
* Harry Dilley
* Joseph Atkins
* Nigel Gomm
* [http://www.thewallacecollection.org/about-2/john-miller-trumpet/ John Miller]
* [https://genevainstruments.com/geneva-trumpets/rod-franks-vii-bb-trumpet/ Rod Franks]
* Graham Ashton
* [http://www.crispiansteeleperkins.com/biography/4544763173 Crispian Steele Perkins]
* Simon Ferguson
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=== French horn ===
((columns-list|colwidth=15em|
* [[Ifor James]]
* Anthony Randall
* [http://www.johnpigneguy.co.uk John Pigneguy]
* James Buck
* Julian Baker
* Anthony Chidell
* Christian Rutherford
* Frank Ryecroft
* Patrick Strevens
* [[Frank Lloyd (horn player)|Frank Lloyd]]
* James Handy
))
=== Trombone ===
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* [[Raymond Premru]]
* [[Peter Bassano]]
* Raymond Brown
* Roger Brenner
* John Iveson
* Harold Nash
* David Purser
* [[Eric Crees]]
* [[Denis Wick]]
* Peter Gane
* Peter Harvey
* David Moore
* Derek James
* Colin Sheen
* Stephen Saunders
* David Stewart
* Roger Harvey
* Christopher Mowat
* [[Michael Hext]]
* [[Lindsay Shilling]]
))

=== Tuba ===
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* John 'Tug' Wilson
* [[John Fletcher (tubist)|John Fletcher]]
* John Jenkins
* [[James Gourlay]]
* James Anderson
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=== Percussion ===
((columns-list|colwidth=15em|
* James Holland
* Alan Cumberland
* David Corkhill
* Gary Kettel
* Michael Skinner
* Norman Taylor
* Stephen Henderson
* David Johnson
* Robert Howarth
))

== Discography ==
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* 1965: The Glory of Venice
* 1965: Brass (no. 3 in Families of Orchestra series)
* 1968: Voices and Brass
* 1968: Glad Tidings
* 1969: Henze: Essay on Pigs
* 1969: Strings and Brass
* 1970: Brass now and then
* 1970: Music for the Kings and Queens of England
* 1970: Just Brass
* 1970: [[Atom Heart Mother]] ([[Pink Floyd]])
* 1970: Schutz: The Christmas Story (Motets for Double Choir)
* 1971: Henze: The tedious Way of the Place of Natasha Ungeheuer
* 1972: Christmas in Venice
* 1972: Robert Suter
* 1972: Hymns for all Season
* 1972: [[Justin Connolly]] (Cinquepaces)
* 1972: Classics for Brass
* 1973: Bruckner Mass in E-Minor
* 1974: Monteverdi: Vespers (1610)
* 1974: Golden Brass
* 1974: Gustav Holst: Choral Music
* 1974: The Art of Toru Takemitsu
* 1974: The Philip Jones Brass Ensemble plays
* 1974: Stravinsky
* 1975: PJBE in Switzerland
* 1975: Renaissance Brass
* 1975: Purcell
* 1976: Divertimento
* 1976: Carols for Choirs
* 1976: Fanfare
* 1977: Anthony Payne: Phoenix Mass
* 1977: Pictures at an Exhibition
* 1978: Baroque Brass
* 1978: Easy Winners
* 1979: Modern Brass
* 1979: Festive Brass
* 1979: Romantic Brass
* 1980: Bach Choir Christmas Fanfare
* 1980: Langlais: Mass
* 1980: La Battaglia
* 1980: Hindemith: Concert Music
* 1981: Focus on PJBE
* 1981: Tug of War – Paul McCartney
* 1981: Toccata and Fugue
* 1981: Handel
* 1982: Noel/Christmas Brass
* 1982: The Gabrielis in Venice
* 1982: Celebration
* 1982: John Paul II. the Pilgrim Pope
* 1983: PJBE French Collection
* 1983: Sousa Marches (Philip Jones Wind Ensemble)
* 1983: Gloria – Sacred Music of John Rutter
* 1983: I was glad
* 1984: Brass at Walhalla
* 1984: Musik in der Kartause Ittingen
* 1984: Give my Regards to Broad Street
* 1985: Lollipops
* 1985: International Marches
* 1985: [[West Side Story (musical)|West Side Story]]
* 1986: Gabrieli
* 1986: Renaissance and Baroque Music
* 1986: PJBE Finale
* 1990: Modern Times
* Greensleves
* British Music for Brass
* Baroque Brass
* Festliche Trompetenmusik
* Renaissance Concert
* Music of the Courts of Europe
* Great Marches
* French Concert
* Encores
* Baroque Concert
* The Glory of Venice (with Kings College Chor)
* PJBE Edition
* Stereo Laboratory: Philip Jones Brass Ensemble
* Weekend Brass: Trumpet Voluntary
* Greatest Hits
* The 20th Century Album
* PJBE Live
* PJBE Live 2 (Pictures at an Exhibition)
))

== Sources ==
* McDonald, Donna: ''The Odyssey of the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble'' ((ISBN|2-88039-006-0))
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== External links ==
* [http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/news/03101404.html RNCM archive]

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