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496989

Allensbank March for Wind/Military (Concert) Band Digital Sheet Music

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Allensbank March for Wind/Military (Concert) Band
by Hugh Vaughan Wallis
Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Hugh Vaughan Wallis
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Arranger Hugh Vaughan Wallis
Composer Hugh Vaughan Wallis
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 75
Arrangement Concert Band
Publisher Allensbank Music
Product ID 496989
Performance Group Concert Band

Product Description

Allensbank (with an "E" Canadians will understand, especially when they hear the section reminiscent of "The Maple Leaf Forever") is a March originally written for Brass Band by Hugh Vaughan Wallis. It is in typical British March style. This arrangement by the composer is for standard Concert Band. Allensbank is a suburb of Cardiff, Wales where the composers ancestors farmed in the late 1800s, so the name seemed especially appropriate. Additionally, the name Allen has significance as being the name of the lake on which he owns a cottage, where some of the work on this march was done. Having received positive reviews of the work from such contemporary Brass Banding greats as Bob and David Childs of Cory and Black Dyke fame he has arranged it for both Wind Band and Brass Sextet.

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