Walter B. Hargreaves

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Walter B. Hargreaves (1907–1998), also known by the affectionate nickname of 'The Wee Professor', was a legendary conductor for brass bands.

During his career, Hargreaves conducted the Grassmarket Silver Band,^[1] Crook Hall Band,^[2] and the Stanshawe Band^[3] as well as many others across England.

References[]

• The modern brass band: from the 1930s to the new millennium by Roy Newsome. p,156

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