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DMM Tours and Concerts
In addition to the 40 some rehearsals, the Delta Music Makers perform approximately 20 concerts each year.  The band is a community society and so most of the concerts are performed locally - hospitals, senior housing, community and commercial centers, and concerts-in-the-park in the summer.

On average every three years, the band takes an extended tour together away from home, and have performed at...

During the summer of 1999, we were invited to perform in early July on Vancouver Island for Chemainus Days.  Two weeks later, thirty five members of the band, along with 15 friends and spouses - “band-aides” - toured Great Britain for three weeks, performing at Windsor Station near Windsor Castle, Castle Howard in Yorkshire, Stirling Castle and Portobello in Edinburgh, for the Fringe Festival in Chester, in Battle at the site of the 1066 Norman Invasion, and on the famous band shell on the beach at Eastbourne.

Metrotown Commercial Center Concert
April Concert at Metrotown Commercial Center, Burnaby, B.C.

Bayside Village Grand Opening
May Grand Opening of Bayside Village and 
Delta Hospital Benefit, Tsawwassen, B.C.

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"Band Aide" Kristin Selby  with Jesse Oliver and Director Curt Jantzen

Concert Preparation
  • 100% DMM attendance at concerts is always pursued, but rarely achieved, because all our band members have other lives!  Projected Attendance Sheet will be passed around for you to indicate your attendance intentions - Curt needs to know accurate numbers to determine setup and choice of music.
  • Always arrive 45 minutes prior to start-time.  All outdoor concerts are weather-dependent; phone your section leader 2 hours prior to start-time. 
  • New members should ask about a portable music stand, and a uniform (DMM supplies jacket, tie, cummerbund, while members supply their own black pants or skirt, white shirt, black shoes).
  • We often go for a snack, dinner, or drink after concerts;  your suggestions for nearby coffee shops or restaurants are welcome.