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Stargazer
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Again, not a traditional march but a great opener. Stargazer is the third of Kevin’s space trilogy. Again, this piece shows all the hallmarks of Kevin’s writing with a great melody and plenty of energy with a little twist, as in the middle section the title is spelled out in the cornets using Morse code. A must for any band.
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Takeda no Komoriuta (Lullaby of Takeda)
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Takeda no Komoriuta (Lullaby of Takeda) is s beautiful Japanese folk song which tells the story of a young girl. The girl was forced to leave her family and village to go to work for a rich family on the other side of a mountain. As the girl worked carrying a baby on her back she thought about her family. Missing them she sang this song to comfort herself.
Playable by any standard of band this has proved to be very popular with audiences.
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Viennese Delights
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A selection from 6 of Johan Strauss II best known waltzes:
An Artist’s Life
Wine, Women and Song
A Thousand and One Nights
Wiener Blut
Tales from the Vienna Woods
The Blue Danube.
A great classical addition to your programmes. Duration approx. 8:15
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Watching the Wheat (Eb Tenor Horn)
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Watching The Wheat is a traditional Welsh Song (Bugeilio’r Gwenith Gwyn)
Which translates as “Shepherding the White Wheat.”
This arrangement was for Kevin’s 50 Years A Bandsman concert being the melody that he performed on his first solo radio broadcast aged 9 years.
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Windermere
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Windermere is a descriptive piece in five continuous movements and written as a 4th Section test piece. The movements are as follows:
Dawn of A New Day
The Great Lake
Water Sports
The Storm
Reflections.
Although written as a test piece Windermere Suite also makes a great addition to your concert programme.
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Carnsmerry
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Carnsmerry was written as the set march in the year 2000 for the 1st section at the West of England Bandsmen’s Festival contest held in the village of Bugle in Cornwall. Snippets of both the Floral Dance as well as the May Dance can be heard in this vibrant march, finishing with an obbligato for both the Soprano Cornet and Solo Horn this is a must for your concert programme.