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Diomed - Contest March by George Allan - arranged for brass sextet (arr. Hugh Vaughan Wallis) Digital Sheet Music
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George Allan (1864-1930) has been called the "March King of the North East". He wrote over seventy marches for Brass Band, many of which have been lost in the annals of time. This arrangement of Diomed for Brass Sextet has been made with consideration especially for the cornet players who are anticipated to be of approximately equal ability. The melody line has been shared between them although occasionally the 1st cornet is expected to have a slightly higher range than the 2nd, as the 1st player is asked to cover some of the soprano cornet lines from the original work. This is the third in a series of arrangements of favourite marches by George Allan that are being released in 2021. Both Treble and Bass Clef parts are provided as appropriate.

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