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CD: Works for wind orchestra 2.

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Works for wind orchestra 2.

Published by Chandos Records [CHAN 9630] — 1 CD (66 min.)
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This item may be available to purchase from the Australian Music Centre.
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Product details

Duration: 66 min.

Contents note: The power of Rome and the Christian heart -- Children's march -- Bell piece -- Blithe bells -- The immovable do -- Hill song I -- Hill song II -- Irish tune from County Derry -- Marching song of democracy.

This product forms part of the following series: Grainger Edition (vol. 8).

Booklet includes programme notes and biographical notes on performers (in English, German and French).

Recording level: DDD

Capture session: recorded at New Broadcasting House, Manchester, UK, 24 November 1992 (Hill song I), and 10 October 1997 (other works).

Performers: Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra ; Timothy Reynish (conductor: The Power of Rome, Children's march, Bell piece, Irish tune from County Derry) ; Clark Rundell (Blithe bells, The immovable do, Hill song I, Hill song II, Marching song of democracy).