Who We Are and Why We Play
We are volunteer musicians from across Cape Cod--and we have a few members who travel from off-Cape to play with us, too! We are adults who share a lifelong passion for instrumental music.
Our musician members are members of our communities. You may recognize doctors, nurses, secretaries, teachers, technicians, bankers, and clergymen. Some of us have retired on Cape Cod. Some of us have lived here all our lives. Some of us are raising our young families here.
We come together to learn and to play music. But we gather not just for ourselves. We are committed to the CCCB mission: to enhance the musical and cultural life of Cape Cod.
Our concerts are free!
We believe that community music isn’t just for the musicians who play, but for the audience members who come to enjoy the music we play. We welcome donations to defer our operating costs.
We hope to see you at our next concert!
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Upcoming Concerts
Update: April 2, 2020
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis, the band has made the decision to postpone our 2020 spring season concerts. Look for these events next year during our 2020-2021 season.
Coming Home
Coming in 2021
Join us with special guest Mindy Todd, WCAI radio personality and host of The Point. We’ll make musical stopovers in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia before we arrive on American shores, where Mindy will narrate Miss Liberty’s Promise, a lush and lyrical setting of “The New Colossus.”
Sousa Forever!
Coming in 2021
Our own John P. Hagon morphs into John P. Sousa, conducting in full costume. You’ll hear your march favorites on an authentic Sousa Band program that includes the pops and light classics played by the world-famous traveling ensemble between 1892 and 1931. If you’ve never experienced one of our Sousa extravaganzas, you’re in for a treat. And you if you have, you’re already marking your calendar!
All concerts are performed at the Saint John Paul II High School Auditorium in Hyannis. Free General Admission Seating.
