Steve Marcus
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Our band is performing this march in our concert this Sunday, and I was just asked to provide "verbal programme notes."
Help, please!
Help, please!
Our band is performing this march in our concert this Sunday, and I was just asked to provide "verbal programme notes."
Help, please!
Think that in the context of this march the tune is used for its original words - "See the conquering hero comes "Major George Willcocks wrote The Champions for Black Dyke during his time as their professional conductor (1957 to 1961). The last section of the march features the hymn tune Maccabeus to which the words 'Thine is the glory, risen, conquering Son' are sung.
I take it the reason you're playing it is because you've won something?
If so you could always talk about the contest success instead.....