An unusual instrument for a band. Our ensemble has adopted it for the "little shepherds". This is a nice, rich site edited by Walter Biella, an expert, the creator of our own instrument. Every page is a modern jump into an ancient tradition.

Publisher of scores for bands, music for teaching and chamber music. Being from Pisogne, therefore in our zone, we are pretty close to it, and since the editors are also worthy band conductors, they have clear ideas on what to publish.

Peggy's blog, our sax player, the linguist, the most international and craziest of the group (what else would you expect from a sax player?).

Three bands in one: Concert Band, Marching Band, Junior Band (and what a Junior Band). Fantastic tours, important awards, and a Band Festival on international level. There also a rich section of photos and videos, a forum and a lot of news.

Once upon a time music in the valleys of the Alps was like this. Poor instruments but great sounds. Music and songs from the heart of people. Bandalpina is among the best keepers and sharers of this culture.

Since everybody knows it, everybody knows that it is NOT a band like any other. If you need to cheer up, look at their "Enciclopedia" section: Not to be missed.

A fresh graphic, full of animated GIF, is the touch of this site. Look at the page of the links, full of websites of bands and pictures.

Funny and ironic website of our friends on the Brescia side of the lake. A young, dynamic, active band, utterly surprising. Just look at the page of their repertoire to have a clearer view of what they do.

Not a simple ensemble, but a true "factory" of band culture. Just think at the magazine "Brescia Musica", in the Magazine section, and at the important heritage left by the director Giovanni Ligasacchi.