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The inspiration behind this recording was an attempt to crystalize what we think makes a classic brass band concert. The aim was to put in everything you'd expect from a concert which seeks to entertain, inspire, inform and delight.
Musical Director: Craig Ratcliffe [2011]
- Also Sprach Zarathustra - Richard Strauss, arr. C.L. Radcliffe
- The Waltonian - J.J. Richards, arr. Thomas Wyss
- La Forza del Destino - Verdi, arr. Frank Wright
- The Holy Well (from On Alderley Edge) - Peter Graham [Andrew Hodge, euphonium]
- Tahiti Trot (Tea for Two) - Vincent Youmans, arr. Dmitrij Shostakovich
- Strike up the Band - George Gershwin, arr. Goff Richards
- 42nd Street - Harry Warren, arr. Jon Bennett
- I Don't Know How to Love Him - Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Graham Walker [Laura Jackson, vocals]
- Who Wants to Live Forever - Brian May, arr. Philip Harper
- Highlights from Wicked - Stephen Schwartz, arr. Gavin Somerset [Laura Jackson, vocals]
- Dear Lord and Father - Parry, arr. Peter Graham
- Eve of War - Jeff Wayne, arr. Steve Sykes
- In the Hall of the Mountain King - Edvard Grieg, arr. Bill Geldard [Paul Davies, trombone]
- Hoe Down, from "Rodeo" - Aaron Copland, arr. Howard Snell
- Song and Dance - Philip Sparke [Rob Illsley, cornet]
- Enchanted Kingdom - Paul Lovatt-Cooper
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A selection of swing and jazz music from the golden age of the big bands
Musical Director: David Lancaster [2005]
- It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing - Duke Ellington, arr. John Bennett
- Hello Dolly - Jerry Herman, arr. Alan Morrison (Robert Illsley, cornet)
- That's a Plenty - Lew Pollack, arr. Goff Richards
- St Louis Blues - W.C. Handy, arr. Alan Fernie (Iain Wilson, percussion)
- I Know Why and So Do You - Warren/Mack, arr. David Lancaster (David Smith, cornet)
- Hot Toddy - Hendler/Flanagan, arr. Jack Peberdy
- Virtuosity - Kenny Baker, arr. Jack Peberdy (Robert Illsley, cornet)
- Caravan - Duke Ellington, arr. Steve Sykes (Daniel Dickinson, trombone)
- Misty - Erroll Garner, arr. Derek Broadbent (Jo Campbell, soprano cornet)
- Cute - Neal Hefti, arr. Philip Sparke (Steve Morland, percussion)
- Birdland - Josef Zawinul, arr. Philip Sparke
- Blue Rondo a la Turk - Dave Brubeck, arr. Kevin Edwards
- Macarthur Park - Jim Webb, arr. Alan Fernie
- The Wedding - Abdullah Ibrahim, arr. David Lancaster (Lynne Stockdale, flugel)
- Sing, Sing, Sing - Louis Prima, arr. Ray Woodfield
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A selection of Christmas music to suite all tastes.
Featuring the superb talent of Lucy Rhodes, (BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year)
Musical Director: David Lancaster [2002]
- Christmas is Coming - arr. David Lancaster
- Once in Royal David's City (vocal - Lucy Rhodes)
- The Carollers - R.E.Holz
- Candlelight Carol - John Rutter, arr. Chris Mallet
- Sweet Chiming Christmas Bells -
- Christmas Compendium - Katie Bell
- Silent Night (vocal - Lucy Rhodes)
- Santa Claus is Comin' to Town - Fred J.Coots, arr. Mark Freeh
- Hark the Herald Angels Sing - Arr. Bram Gay
- Away in a Manger (vocal - Lucy Rhodes)
- Joy to the World - arr. Bram Gay
- Sans Day Carol - arr. David Lancaster
- The Snowman - (vocal - Lucy Rhodes) - Howard Blake, arr. David Lancaster
- A Celtic Christmas - David Lancaster
- White Christmas - Irving Berlin, arr. Mark Freeh
- In the Bleak Mid-Winter - (vocal - Lucy Rhodes) - Harold Darke
- O Come, all ye Faithful - arr. Bram Gay
- We Wish You a Merry Christmas - arr. John Golland
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A unique collection of music by Harrogate composers, arrangers and others associated with the town. The programme for this recording arose from a concert held in November 2001 in the Royal Hall, Harrogate, to raise funds for the restoration of that fine and unique Victorian building. In its early years the Royal Hall - originally called the Kursaal - was very much the main focus of musical entertainment for residents and visitors to the spa treatments in Harrogate.
Musical Director: David Lancaster [2001]
- Le Tricot Rouge - Wilfred Heaton (1919-2000)
- Three Dale Dances - Arthur Wood (1875-1953)
- Heroic Elegy Op. 36 - Ernest Farrar (1885-1918), arr. Neil Richmond
Suite: The Seasons - Philip Wilby
- Turn of the Leaf: Prelude and Dedication
- Spring: Waltz
- High Summer: Marziale
- Kashmiri Song - Amy Woodforde-Finden (1860-1919)
- Dragon Parade - David Lancaster
- Just As I Am - Wilfred Heaton
- Lord of All Hopefulness - arr. Steve Morland
- Royal Border Bridge - Arthur Butterworth
- 'Intrada' from Dies Natalis - Gerald Finzi (1901-56), arr. Neil Richmond
The Harrogate Songbook - Cumberland Clark & Donald Avison
- I Like to Go to Harrogate
- The Harrogate Cure
- The Harrogate Band
- 'Nimrod' from Enigma Variations - Sir Edward Elgar
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The Band's first CD - general music for a concert
Musical Director: David Lancaster [1997] [Out of stock]
- Fanfare and Flourishes - James Curnow
- Come Follow the Band - Cy Coleman
- Adagio from Concerto d'Aranjuez - J. Rodrigo (flugel horn solo - Jason Harper)
- Partita for Band - Philip Wilby
- Shepherds Song - arr. Goff Richards
- James Bond Collection - arr. Goff Richards
- Deep Inside the Sacred Temple - G. Bizet (euphonium duet - Jamie McVicar and David Gall)
- Summertime - G. Gershwin (soprano cornet solo - Andrew Jackson)
- Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - arr. David Lancaster
- Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring - J.S. Bach, arr. David Lancaster
- Praise - Wilfred Heaton
- The Day Thou Gavest - arr. Philip Wilby
- Saints on Parade - arr. Bruce Gentry
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The Band's first recording.
Musical Director: Peter Wells [1992] [Out of stock]
- Trépak - P.I. Tchaikovsky, arr. T. Bousfield
- Rondo - W.A. Mozart, arr. D. Wright
- Amazing Grace - Traditional, arr. W. Himes
- Stage Centre - G. Richards
- The Lark In The Clear Air - Traditional, arr. G. Langford
- Songs Of The Quay - G. Richards
- The Cossack - W. Rimmer
- Tenor Trombone Rag - R. Newsome
- Hyfrydol - P.H. Richard, arr. P. Wilby
- Cornets A-Go-Go - D. Broadbent
- A Disney Fantasy - Various, arr. G Richards
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