Since 1920 the Winnipeg Police Pipe Band has electrified and stirred both national and international audiences with their masterful play and striking full dress uniform.
Coleraine Fife and Drum was formed in 1919 just after the First World War, and came through the amalgamation of two bands in Coleraine at the time.
In 1987 Cahard Flute Band was the first flute band to win an Irish Championship under the direction of a female conductor.
Kellswater Flute Band was founded in 1947 in the townland of Tullynamullen, four miles South of Ballymena, taking it's name from the river Kellswater, close to where the Band was formed.
Since its formation in 1920, The Band of the Royal Air Force College is arguably the Band which is most steeped in musical history and tradition.
The band has been a member of the IPBA since 1980's, however they have competed at the majority of local competitions organised by the RSPBANI branch due to their close proximity to Northern Ireland.
On November 1st 1960 the Royal Air Force Drill Unit was renamed the Queen's Colour Squadron and from that day has been manned exclusively by officers and airmen of the Royal Air Force Regiment.
Belfast High School Senior Choir currently has a membership of around sixty singers. Pupils can join the choir from Year 10 and most continue to participate until they leave school at the end of Year 14.