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Percy Grainger: Complete Music for Wind Band, Vol. 2 ()

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composed by Percy Grainger

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Percy Grainger: Complete Music for Wind Band, Vol. 2 - Hans Knut Sveen (organ); Joachim Carr (piano); Royal Norwegian Navy Band; Bjarte Engeset (conductor)
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  1. The Gumsuckers March, for wind band & piano (2 versions: edited by Rogers and by Kreines)
  2. Irish Tune from County Derry (Londonderry Air), folk song for military band & organ (BFMS 20)
  3. The Merry King, folk song for 10 or more strings or winds or both & piano with organ ad lib. (BFMS 39)
  4. Children's March (Over the Hills and Far Away), folk song for piano & military band (RMTB 4)
  5. Colonial Song, for military band (Sentimental No. 1)
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  1. The Gumsuckers March, for wind band & piano (2 versions: edited by Rogers and by Kreines)
  2. Irish Tune from County Derry (Londonderry Air), folk song for military band & organ (BFMS 20)
  3. The Merry King, folk song for 10 or more strings or winds or both & piano with organ ad lib. (BFMS 39)
  4. Children's March (Over the Hills and Far Away), folk song for piano & military band (RMTB 4)
  5. Colonial Song, for military band (Sentimental No. 1)
  6. March, transcription for band (after Anna Magdalena Bach Notebook)
  7. Blithe Bells (Ramble on Bach's "Sheep May Safely Graze"), for band & tuneful percussion
  8. Sehet was die Liebe tut, transcription for band (after J.S. Bach's Cantata No. 85)
  9. La Bernardina, transcription for wind ensemble (after Josquin Desprez)
  10. Four-Note Pavan, arrangement for winds (after Alfonso Ferrabosco II)
  11. Eastern Intermezzo, for piano
  12. Irish Tune from County Derry (County Derry Air), folk song for military band & organ (edited by Peter Barry Ould; BFMS 29)
  13. Hungarian Fantasy, arrangement for piano & band (after Liszt)
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The music of Percy Grainger was almost forgotten during the period when modernism ruled concert programs, but now that glasnost has come, wonderful music is emerging. The complete cycle of Grainger's music for wind band by the Royal Norwegian Navy Band is cause for celebration. The intonation is flawless, and conductor Bjarte Engeset has a feel for Grainger's music. He's the kind of composer who fares better in programs devoted to his music than heard solo; the subtlety of his orchestration emerges when he is heard as he ...

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