Paul Saggers Based on the famous traditional Cornish tale of the Mousehole Cat. Programme notes (Paul Saggers) Written by Nicola Bayley in 1991, The “Mousehole Cat” tells the story of a “Storm-Cat” which prevents the local fishermen leaving the harbour of Mousehole, until one brave fisherman known as Tom
“Billy” Moyle View it on this youtube version Published by Wright & Round. Billy Moyle’s favourite and most well-known composition. Used as a contest test piece including: 1969: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) 1979: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) 1989: West of England
“Billy ” Moyle This march remained unpublished. Solo cornet part re-produced here by kind permission of W E Moyle’s nephew, Terry Knight Audio recording by unknown band and included here by kind permission of W E Moyle’s nephew, Terry Knight
George Lloyd See also George Lloyd – an article by Phillip Hunt See also George Lloyd Chats to Phillip Hunt You may also be interested in reading this piece by writer, Steve Newman:https: Some of George Lloyd’s Music Titles in blue are links to
Updated: 28/2/20 Some of Goff Richards’ Music Our thanks go to Phillip Hunt for his help in collating this list of Goff’s The titles in blue are links to compositions on individual pages Abide With Me (arrangement – hymn tune) A Buffalo Bill Bonanza
Music Inspired by Cornwall 1926: Written for the West of England Bandsmen’s Festival. Used as a contest test piece including: 1926: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) William Rimmer (1862-1936) was born in Southport into a musical family. He joined the Southport Rifle band and became
Music Inspired by Cornwall Written for the 1927 West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Bugle Contest) and relates to the trophy received by the winning band. Used as a contest test piece including: 1927: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) 1999: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class
Music Inspired by Cornwall Written for the 1925 West of England Bandsmen’s Festival. Used as a contest test piece including: 1925: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) William Rimmer (1862-1936) was born in Southport into a musical family. He joined the Southport Rifle band and became
Music Inspired by Cornwall White Heritage is the signature tune of St Austell Town Band and was included on the band’s 1972 record which was also called White Heritage. Clearly relating to the China Clay tips (White Pyramids), it incorporates the iconic Cornish floral dance. Alfred Ashpole (born
Music Inspired by Cornwall Used as a contest test piece including: 1957: Spring Festival (Grand Shield) 1963: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class A) 1993: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class B) 1997: Regional Championships of Great Britain. (Third Section) Denis Wright (1895-1967) was born in London