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Just received into stock is a CD from Rothwell Temperance Band called Spitfire.
Here's the track listing;
Spitfire Prelude and Fugue (Walton arr. Roberts)
Charivari (Iveson)
To Know Thee (Himes)
Impromptu for Tuba (Barry)
Family Portraits (Wilby)
Cornish Dance No.1 (Arnold arr. Farr)
Demelza (Nash)
Allegro from Symphony No.10 (Shostakovich arr. Antrobus)
Smoke Gets in your Eyes (Kern arr. Taylor)
Vitae Lux (Alnaes arr. Aagaard-Nilsen)
The Trolley Song (Blane arr. Denton)
Capriccio (Sparke)
The Irish Blessing (Bacak arr. Bradnum)
March & Siegfreid music from Battle of Britain (Walton arr. Watson)
This is a fine-sounding band playing a mixture of popular and less well-known repertoire. I had a quick listen to some of the CD when it arrived in stock last week and was really impressed by the overall sound of the band. Listen out for some scintillating soprano playing especially in the Battle of Britain music (all the way up to D# above the stave!).
Here's the link;
http://www.worldofbrass.com/acatalog/21196.html
Here's the track listing;
Spitfire Prelude and Fugue (Walton arr. Roberts)
Charivari (Iveson)
To Know Thee (Himes)
Impromptu for Tuba (Barry)
Family Portraits (Wilby)
Cornish Dance No.1 (Arnold arr. Farr)
Demelza (Nash)
Allegro from Symphony No.10 (Shostakovich arr. Antrobus)
Smoke Gets in your Eyes (Kern arr. Taylor)
Vitae Lux (Alnaes arr. Aagaard-Nilsen)
The Trolley Song (Blane arr. Denton)
Capriccio (Sparke)
The Irish Blessing (Bacak arr. Bradnum)
March & Siegfreid music from Battle of Britain (Walton arr. Watson)
This is a fine-sounding band playing a mixture of popular and less well-known repertoire. I had a quick listen to some of the CD when it arrived in stock last week and was really impressed by the overall sound of the band. Listen out for some scintillating soprano playing especially in the Battle of Britain music (all the way up to D# above the stave!).
Here's the link;
http://www.worldofbrass.com/acatalog/21196.html