Administrative/Biographical history (source): A festival held in Adelaide c.2001-2002, sponsored by Musicorp Australia, a member of The Polygon Group. Musicorp still exists as an instrument rental company as of 2026 (https://www.musicorp.com.au/about/). Attended by the Pembroke Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band and Chamber String Orchestra.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The premier contesting event for brass and concert bands in Australia, held by the National Band Council of Australia (formed in 1934). Attended at various times by the Pembroke Concert Band, Brass Quartet, Brass Quintet and Wind Quartet
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The premier contesting event for brass and concert bands in Australia, held by the National Band Council of Australia (formed in 1934). Attended at various times by the Pembroke Concert Band, Brass Quartet, Brass Quintet and Wind Quartet
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Belonged to Jason's younger brother Nicholas who played drums during the tour. Jason Lentakis is Pembroke's current Head of Hill House and Pedal Prix (as of August 2026)
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Proudly promoted by Co-op Foundation. All proceeds in aid of the Channel 7 Easter Appeal
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Recorded at Fullerton College, Los Angeles during the Pembroke Band's tour to the USA for the Monterey Jazz Festival. Don Burrows was an Australian jazz and swing musician. Pembroke students often interacted with him during the 1990s and early 2000s owing to David Longden's involvement.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Judy Bailey was a New Zealand-born pianist, classical jazz musician, composer, arranger and senior lecturer.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Formerly the Pembroke School Choir Parent's Committee (name changed for 1981)