Classic circus music, real stirring stuff - duration - 2.21
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The recording is Brass in Concert 2004 - Highlights - DOY CD194
Categories: MARCHES, FILM MUSIC & MUSICALS Composer: Bill Conti Arranger: Rieks van der Velde
Concert March
Difficulty: B/C
Duration: 3.35
Full Recording on "Hostile Skies", LMP2007.01
Escape to Victory is the greatest football film ever made. Directed by John Huston in 1981 it is set in a Prisoner of War camp during the second world war. Michael Caine stars as Captain John Colby, who leads Sylvester Stallone and an all star cast of footballers including Pele, Bobby Moore, Osvaldo Ardiles,and Mike Summerbee, who agree to play a football match against some local german troops, but after the Nazi propaganda machine takes over they end up in occupied Paris playing the German National team.
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This march was written for the centenary of Exeter Tempe Corps in 1981 and first played in Exeter Cathedral during those celebrations. While the march is intentionally retrospective, the unashamed absence of modernity receives some splashes of colour from the styles of march ‘kings’ like Bramwell Coles, Arthur Gullidge, Albert Jakeway and George Marshall.
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Categories: Music from the First World War, MARCHES Composer: Matt Arranger: Gregor Grant
Please note that there is no score published for this work. Historically, conductors have used a cued Solo Cornet part to rehearse and perform with – click on MORE DETAILS to view.
Vasili Agapkin was trained as a trumpet player and a cavalryman. «Farewell to a Slavoc Woman» was composed in 1912 and is dedicated to all Slavic women.
The march has had many different texts throughout the years, becoming very popular during the First World War.
The composer is known for this march only. Today, the march has a kind of a «National March» status in his native Russia.
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