British wind Music Before 1981
A History of British wind music before 1981 in ten chapters
Tim Reynish July 24th 2004
..I am sure that our English masters in Musick (either for Vocal or Instrumental Musick are not in Skill and Judgement inferiour to any Foreigners whatsoever... John Playford, in his Introduction to Choice Ayres & Songs, 1681
Chapters:
- Chapter 1: The beginnings of wind music - Renaissance & Baroque
- Chapter 2: The Classical Harmonie
- Chapter 3: Revolution: - liberty, fraternity and equality
- Chapter 4: The new technology of the nineteenth century
- Chapter 5: Music at Kneller Hall
- Chapter 6: The significance of Percy Grainger
- Chapter 7: Interlude - Rodney Bashford
- Chapter 8: Between the Wars - Donaueschingen
- Chapter 9: Wireless Military Band
- Chapter 10: Interlude - Rodney Bashford
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Interpreting Specific Works
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Three top Asian works at the 15th WASBE Conference
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Philharmonic Winds conducted by Tim Reynish
Dances From Crete by Adam Gorb
Pageant of London by Frank Bridge
Mvt 1 Solemn March, Richard 111
Mvt 2 First Discoveries: Introduction
Mvt 3 First Discoveries: Pavane
Mvt 4 First Discoveries: La Romanesca
Ye Banks and Braes by Percy Grainger
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Queensland Wind Orchestra conducted by Tim Reynish
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Philharmonic Winds, conducted by Leonard Tan
Marching Song of Democracy by Percy Grainger
Marco Polo; the Cathay Years Movements 1 & 2 by Luis Serrano Alarcon
Marco Polo; the Cathay Years Movements 3 & 4 by Luis Serrano Alaracon
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Philharmonic Winds conducted by Luis Serrano Alarcon
Pequena Suite by Luis Serrano Alarcon Mvt 1
Pequena Suite by Luis Serrano Alarcon Mvt 2
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Three Downloads For School Band
Maecenas publications from Tim Reynish's commission series