![]() In 1878, when Salvationists in Salisbury were facing opposition in the streets, Charles Fry a local Methodist preacher and his three sons brought their brass instruments to help in the open-air meetings. ![]() Nevertheless he recognised that music was an effective evangelising tool that had the power to draw in large audiences of potential converts. William Booth was uncertain about organised music groups. Bands and songster brigades are an important part of church life and public events with the brass band as the most recognised feature of Salvation Army music.Įarly Salvationist musicians drew upon a rich heritage of British singing and band playing, including contemporary church and temperance bands. ![]() Music forms an integral part of Salvation Army worship and evangelism. In your local church Find out more > In your local church.
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