When the Saints Go Marching In - arrangement?

[cornetcheese]

Just another query! I recently conducted an arrangement of "When the Saints go Marching In" and was hoping to use it again with another band, but sadly I cannot remember who arranged it! I suspect it's Goff Richards or Alan Fernie, but can't remember which...

I do remember that the band had to stand and sing in the middle if that helps...

Hope someone knows what I'm talking about!

 

[Naomi McFadyen]

Goff Richards... cracking arrangement

;-)

 

[Okiedokie of Oz]

yes, I have played it too.

We also have an arrangement by a local guy. It's in a funk style, with the cornets screaming away a la stage band style.

 

[Australian Euphonium]

Good fun that one man... A Richards arrangement always brightens up a concert.

 

[floral_dance]

Get in touch with Newtongrange as I have seen them playing/singing it at Carnegie.

 

[cornetcheese]

Yep - that's the one! I should have remembered who arranged it as I conducted Newtongrange band at the Carnegie contest when they did the piece, but my memory is awful! I did ask to borrow it off them, but I think it's in the deep recesses of somebody's house, so may as well actually get the other band to buy it instead!

Thanks for your help!

 

[IcklePablo]

We play an absolutely beltin arrangement by Goff Richards as our signature tune at the end of every concert but we don't have to sing in the middle??? :?

 

[IYOUNG]

Don Morrison did an excellent arrangement of this way back, don't know whether its still in Publication.

You would need a pretty good Euph player though

Ian

 

[AJSOP]

most probably the goff richards arrangement

 

[Brian Kelly]

Gordon Langford did an arrangement of it as well, back in the 1970s.

 

[BigD]

Careful though - Goff Richards has done 2 arrangements of this. Don't buy the wrong one!