live recording of  the Kingdom Truimphant (composer Eric ball )played by the brass band of the salvation army Zutphen the Netherlands
conductor  Bandmaster Dolf Ruysink
recorded  At Neviges Germany  December !984

tone Poem The Kingdom Triumphant

 this band  existed from 1948 till 1960  based in Amsterdam
Conductor Bernard Verkaaik   top end players on this record where Soprano cornet : Dolf Ruysink Principal cornet : Pim van de Spoel   Euphonium : Bram Hopman Solo horn : Fokke Palstra :solo trombone : Wim Drost

03 March Cheerful Soldiers                 Composer Phil. Catelinet

02 March Resolute Soldiers                 Composer B Verkaaik

01 Prelude And Fuga Arise My Soul   Composer  D Goffin

Aired In December 1964 by NCRV Radio Hilversum The Netherlands , Program " Het Leger des Heils Kwartier" (Salvation Army quarter) conductor of the Staff band   Fokke Palstra

Top end players : Soprano cornet :Lou Jouvenaar, Principal Solo Cornet:  Dolf Ruysink ,Flugel Horn : Jan van Dalen,  Principal Solo Horn : William Tichelaar ,Principal  Euphonium : Fred vd Woude Sr, Principal Trombone : Jan Martens.

Meditation "Adeste Fideles" (Goldsmith)  Amsterdam staff band 1964

this is a bootleg  recording I made form a Sunday evening  concert  by The  Amsterdam Staff band  during there visit  at the Zutphen Corps (Netherlands) centenary celebration's in may 1991
Steef did not know he had to play this solo   Bandmaster dirk Krommenhoek changed the program at the spot..   Steef did  very good job after a very long weekend  full of concerts.. 

for me It was the first time to record a brass band live with out any experience I  was just 21 at that  time. so please be kind with your comments ;-)

Jubilance for cornet and band  soloist  Steef Klepke  ASB 1991 live

A rare recording of Ray Steadman-Allen's  "A Netherlands  Rhapsody"  commissioned  by the Amsterdam Staff Band  in 1962  . this Recording is from A 1965 LP record and in original Stereo!  I  have tried to eliminate as good as possible all the hiss, clicks and crackle with out losing the original sound.

Stephan Ruysink