Event Crimond

[lynchie]

Just wondering if anyone could remember who had done the arrangement of Crimond we played at the Event?

 

[Euph-Bari]

was it eric ball? - or was that how great thou art?

 

[dyl]

How Great Thou Art was arranged by Eric Ball, and I'm nearly 100% sure it was Peter Graham's arrangement of Crimond.

Not sure who wrote that piece called 'The Floral Dance' though!

 

[lynchie]

That was how great thou art

I only remember because that was when I looked at it and said "So Eric Ball eh? Is he famous?"

 

[Tromgod]

If the Crimond ending was a la Resurgum it will be the Peter Graham arrangement.

 

[Roger Thorne]

It was the Peter Graham arrangement.

:wink:

 

[lynchie]

Thanks all!

 

[Railybobs]

Goff Richards arrangement of Crimond is one of the best Hymn arrangements out in my opinion if it counts for much ! ! !

 

[leisa]

yeh peter grahm que the front row cornets having a 'mare at all the runs!

 

[neiltwist]

and then of course there was the whole resurgam thing at the end...

 

[twigglet]

oo yes we did have a bit of a mare, and i think leisa, craig and i just giggled our way through most of the runs! oops! :lol:

 

[cornetgirl]

And the back row couldn't find a suitable dance for it!

Rach x

 

[super_sop]

oo yes we did have a bit of a mare, and i think leisa, craig and i just giggled our way through most of the runs! oops! :lol:

erm excuse me ........... what do you mean most of the runs!!!!!














All the runs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:

 

[lynchie]

Goff Richards arrangement of Crimond is one of the best Hymn arrangements out in my opinion if it counts for much ! ! !

It's ok, but I really don't like the "battlestar" trombone section in it, which is why I was pleasantly surprised by the one we played at the event!

 

[Keppler]

oo yes we did have a bit of a mare, and i think leisa, craig and i just giggled our way through most of the runs! oops! :lol:

lucky I picked just that time to play my allotted quantity of right notes then..

 

[The Cornet King]

oo yes we did have a bit of a mare, and i think leisa, craig and i just giggled our way through most of the runs! oops! :lol:

lucky I picked just that time to play my allotted quantity of right notes then..

Yeh guys...Leisa, Craig...what was going on down the bottom end then... :wink:

Me and lynda didn't seem to falter all day.. :lol: :wink:

I thought the front bench gave a rather memorable performance of William Tell anyway!

 

[Aidan]

i missed out most of the final take as i had a hat pulled over my face :?

"ok, lets have a show of hands... Crimond?"
"Floral Dance!"
"Slaidburn"
"FLORAL DANCE!!!"

haha now thats democracy for you, and not one hand moved!

 

[timbloke]

its a pity someone decided to start the piece whilst the trombs were still signing their lives away, thus creating a certain "lull" in the music where we had no idea where we were.....

 

[Keppler]

Yeh guys...Leisa, Craig...what was going on down the bottom end then... :wink:

Me and lynda didn't seem to falter all day.. :lol: :wink:

I thought the front bench gave a rather memorable performance of William Tell anyway!

Memorable is one word for it. I'm sure Rog can fill in a few others..