Description
St. Dennis Band. Soloist: Kevin Ackford
An Huni a Garav Soloist (BA)
An Huni a Garav – Eb Tenor Horn Solo by Kevin Ackford
£33.91
Score & Parts
Written for Kevin’s Partner Barbara “An Huni a Garav” translates from the cornish language as “The one that I Love.”
This Beautiful melody will well into any concert programme.
Tenor Horn Legend Gordon Higginbottom described it as: “A lovely piece, a nice change to have a good melody not ruined by loads of twiddly bits, a real beauty.”
Additional information
| Weight | 250 g |
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