Bones said:There's my pick, wouldn't win any prizes though cos it doesn't involve dropping your trousers, slapping your thighs or dressing up in a Construction workers outfit and singing a Village People Medley.
But hey who cares. I wouldn't listen to that type of codswallop anyway, give me a tune anyday of the week. :wink:
Bones said:Finisher - Procession to the Minster - Old and well used, but I cannot help but get goosebumps on the closing chords.
drummergurl said:Bones said:Finisher - Procession to the Minster - Old and well used, but I cannot help but get goosebumps on the closing chords.
if i remember right, thats an arm breaker for percussion
lynchie said:is there really any need for a march?
Darth_Tuba said:March: The Wizard
sober_phil said:Darth_Tuba said:March: The WizardExcellent choice. Much under performed march in my opinion - can anyone advise of a good recording? I had one one audio cassette but misplaced it some time ago - not sure who was playing it - it was live - possibly at whit friday.
Don't know it, but is this by William Rimmer? If so, it's on one of the BBC compilations of Listen to the Band subtitled Quick March. Should still be available, I reckon.
Hope this helps.
sober_phil said:Darth_Tuba said:March: The Wizard
Excellent choice. Much under performed march in my opinion - can anyone advise of a good recording? I had one one audio cassette but misplaced it some time ago - not sure who was playing it - it was live - possibly at whit friday.
Nadia said:think its besses not hepworth
remember it cos our 2nd euph player lost my music and i had to busk the whole thing, and we ended up 5th beating fodens and fairys![]()
Lynchie said:is there really any need for a march?
Dave Payn said:Five consecutive performances of John Cage's 4'33''!