CWS (Manchester) Band - Sounds Of Brass Vol, 9

Genre:	Brass & Military
Singer:	CWS (Manchester) Band
Title:	Sounds Of Brass Vol, 9
Short-info:	Label: Decca ‎– SB 309 Series: Sounds Of Brass – SB 309 Type: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: UK Date of released: 1973 Category: Brass & Military Style: Brass Band
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Thundercrest Composed By – Eric Osterling
A2	Serenade (from String Quartet In F, Opus 3) Composed By – Joseph Haydn
A3	Plaisir D'Amour - Euphonium Solo Arranged By – Rimmer*Composed By – Jean-Paul-Egide MartiniSoloist – Robert Richards
A4	Night On Bare Mountain Composed By – Modest Mussorgsky
B1	Crown Imperial Composed By – Sir William Walton
B2	Night Of Gladness Composed By – Charles Ancliffe
B3a	Two Preludes - Opus 28, No. 20 Composed By – Frédéric Chopin
B3b	Two Preludes - Opus28, No. 7 Composed By – Frédéric Chopin
B4	The Nightingale - Cornet Solo Composed By – Harold MossSoloist – Tom Paulin
B5	Rule Britannia Arranged By – Rimmer*Composed By – Thomas Arne

Credits

Conductor – Alex Mortimer (tracks: A4 & B5), Derek M. Garside (tracks: A1,2,3 & B1,2,3a,3b,4)

Notes

Sleeve Notes:
C.W.S. (MANCHESTER) BAND The C.W.S. (Manchester) Band has enjoyed over a half century of music making and today has a reputation as a concert combination which is second to none. Like the great organisation whose name it bears, it began in a humble way—by a group of employees at the C.W.S. Tobacco Factory, Manchester in 1900. In 1946 the band was completely reorganised and adopted its present title. Since then with the patronage and support of the Directors, the band, with its consistently successful contesting record over the years has firmly established itself, but it is perhaps in its concert perfor- mances throughout the British Isles, that it has really won its devotees. Through broadcasting and recordings the band has gained a big following overseas. Several visits to Switzerland have been highly successful, as was also a journey in July 1972 to the Canadian "Brass Band Festival" at Niagara Falls, Ontario. Much of the band's success from the fifties has been due to the inspiration of ALEX MORTIMER who had guided the hand through its most exciting years to date. Since 1970 he has held the position of Musical Adviser to the Band and still keeps "a very active interest in its affairs, conducting the band on occasions. In April 1972, DEREK GARSIDE was appointed Musical Director after 25 years in the Principal Cornet chair, and both of them, along with the members of the C.W.S. (Manchester) Band, can today look back on a record of nearly 300 broadcasts, several T.V. appearances, 15 LP Records with some 150 titles recorded, and contesting successes which include, 2 National Championships, *l6 times runner up), 4 British Open Championships, + and 11 North Western Area Championship wins.

Personnel:
Principal Cornet - Tom Paulin
Solo Cornets - Alan Holmes Lyn Williams Tom White
Soprano Cornet - Alan Turner
Repiano Cornet - Ian Dust
Second Cornets - Stanley Whiteman, Fred Youd
Third Cornet - Tom Dowers
Flugel Horn - Ronald Yates
Solo Horn - Haydn Harris
First Horn - David White
Second Horn - Wilfred Hudson
First Baritone - Peter Gill
Second Baritone - Leonard Dockerill
Solo Euphonium - Robert Richards
Second Euphonium - Michael Kilroy
Solo Trombone - Ian Copestake
Second Trombone - Stuart Hardcastle
Bass Trombone - Anthony Tomlinson
Eb Bass - Michael Cotter, Philip ‘Goodwin
Bb Bass - Joe Poole, Derek Davies
Percussion - Philip Gee, Michael Dugdale
Librarian - Joe Hughes