Greatest Cornet Solo EVER!!!!!!!!
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johnflugel
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Best cornet solo?
'Recent' - Jubilance for Cornet & Band by Bill Himes
Been some great performances of this but I heard Phillip Smith do this with Dyke and he was awesome - another good one of a Canadian Trumpeter Bob Venables playing it with B&R
'Old' - Glorious Fountain - David Dawes has made this his own, those who have heard him play it will know why!!
John
'Recent' - Jubilance for Cornet & Band by Bill Himes
Been some great performances of this but I heard Phillip Smith do this with Dyke and he was awesome - another good one of a Canadian Trumpeter Bob Venables playing it with B&R
'Old' - Glorious Fountain - David Dawes has made this his own, those who have heard him play it will know why!!
John
johnflugel
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The published version of Clear Skies is a toned down version of the original version. David Dawes has recorded both with the ISB.
Lovely solo!
John
Lovely solo!
John
Clear Skies was originally written for Roland Cobb, father of the current ISB bandmaster, and it was felt to be too difficult in its original form, so Eric was asked to provide a slightly simpler version for publication.Maestro said:
I don't know about the change of key, but yes, David was the first to play the "original" version, newly transcibed; I believe that Roger Webster has also perfomed it since.
Peter Graham used to be a member of the New York Staff band of the salvation army so therefore constitutes a salvation army composer especially as the solos whirlwind and glorious ventures are based on salvation army songs.
and the fore mentioned solos: golden slippers, clear skies, the glorious fountain etc.... are all salation army solos and as yet there are no non-army solos that beat them - not even silver threads amongst the gold.
and the fore mentioned solos: golden slippers, clear skies, the glorious fountain etc.... are all salation army solos and as yet there are no non-army solos that beat them - not even silver threads amongst the gold.
Maestro
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A brave statement. Surely you meant to add that that statement was, of course, "in your own humble opinion".beard_4b said:
It also seems to me that you are trying to say that their is a competition between SA and "outside" bands. Surely the SA put this speculation down when they made their music available to all.
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