Goff Richards Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Richards Evans at the Tributee to Goff Richards Concert This was Goff’s first published work of which Sir Malcolm Arnold wrote: “I think the march has clarity and energy and is of a far higher quality than is
Goff Richards Three Saints By Goff Richards 1996: Commissioned by The South West Brass Band Association, of which Goff was President, to mark their 50th Anniversary (Phillip Hunt) “[Three Saints] describes three of the many saints who settled in Cornwall in times past. St Petroc, the patron
Goff Richards The Golden Lady By Goff Richards Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Dr Stephen Cobb at the 2017 Christmas Concert Written for the Cornwall Youth Brass Band European tour of 1990. The first public performance was in 1990 by the
Goff Richards 1978: Written for the West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class A). It was dedicated to his father, T Richards of St Minver, former Bandmaster and lifelong member of the Cornish Brass Band Movement. Used as a contest test piece including: 1978: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival
Goff Richards Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Richards Evans at the Tribute to Goff Richards Concert 1984: Written as a test piece for the West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class A) Used as a contest test piece including: 1984: West of England Bandsmen’s
Goff Richards Commisioned for North West Open B.B. Championships – sponsored by Pilkinton plc in conjunction with Rainford Silver Band. The “Cross Patonce” is the logo of Pilkington Plc. The work is a suite in three movements performed continuously throughout. Used as a contest test piece including: 1990: Pilkington
Goff Richards Calling Cornwall was recorded by the Bodmin Town Band conducted by Leonard Adams Commissioned by and used by BBC Radio Cornwall from their opening in 1983 and for many years as their daily opening music. It was played by the Bodmin Town Band conducted by Leonard Adams.
Goff Richards Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Richards Evans at the 2010 Easter Concert 2011 “… the Festival was tinged with sadness. During the day information had been received that the Cornish composer, Goff Richards, was gravely ill at his home in Cheshire. In
“Billy” Moyle Published by Wright & Round. Used as a contest test piece including: 1979: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) 2007: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class C)
Goff Richards View it on this youtube version One of Goff’s most popular test pieces, it features traditional melodies from two different sides of the globe. The English town of Saddleworth nestles in the west side of the Pennines and was originally in the West Riding of Yorkshire,