George Lloyd King’s Messenger was written in 1993. Used as a contest test piece including: 1994: Swiss National Championships (Excellence Section) 1994: Dutch Nationals (Championship Division) 1995: Norwegian National Championships (Elite Section) 1995: New Zealand National Championships (A Grade) 1995: National Mineworkers (Championship Section) 1996: NSW State Championships
George Lloyd Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Richards Evans at the 2013 Christmas Concert 1985: Composed for the European Brass Band Competition in Copenhagen Used as a contest test piece including: 1985: European Championships 1988: West of England Area (Second Section) 1988: NSW State
George Lloyd The HMS Trinidad March was composed for the ship on which George Lloyd served during the Second World War and became, in his words, “the official ship’s march”. 1941: It was first performed at sea by the Royal Marine Band conducted by George Lloyd. It was originally
George Lloyd View it on this youtube version Commissioned for English Heritage. 1988: English Heritage premiered by Black Dyke Brass Band, and Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Bands under Geoffrey Brand at Kenwood. Used as a contest test piece including: 1990: National Championship of Great Britain (Championship
George Lloyd View it on this youtube version Commissioned for the finals of the Mineworkers’ National Brass Band contest 1986 held in the Winter Gardens, Blackpool. George Lloyd wrote: “This piece is a set of variations. … a number of tunes grow out of the first bar, played by
Sir Malcolm Arnold Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Cornishman John Berryman at the 2015 Christmas Concert The Padstow Lifeboat was composed for the launching of a new lifeboat station in Cornwall Malcolm Arnold wrote. “The Padstow Lifeboat has a long, heroic and distinguished record.
Sir Malcolm Arnold Recorded by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Cornishman John Berryman at the 2015 Christmas Concert Commissioned by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band. In three movements: Round, Cavatina, Galop 1967: The first public performance was by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band conducted by Malcolm
Sir Malcolm Arnold 1901: Written by Thomas Merritt to celebrate the Coronation of Edwad VII 1967: Arranged for brass band by Malcolm Arnold for the 60th anniversary of the death of Cornish composer, Thomas Merritt 1968: First performed at the concert in Truro Cathedral to mark the 60th anniversary of
Paul Saggers Programme notes (Paul Saggers) “The Eagle has Landed”… is a 6 minute through-composed work for brass quartet written for the 2019 A4 Brass Composition Competition. The composition describes the moments leading up to the Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 commanded by Neil Armstrong and pilot Buzz
Paul Saggers “Ironbright” depicts the life of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. 2019: Placed 2nd at the 7th European Brass Band Association composer competition in Montreux organised by the European Brass Band Association. Programme notes (Paul Saggers) It is Time In 1822 Brunel studied under the master clockmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet.