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Re: CSB 28TH Anniversary concert January 25th

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Subject: Re: CSB 28TH Anniversary concert January 25th
From: Robert Miller <rmiller@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 19:45:11 -0500
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References: <Pine.3.89.9701281811.A24834-0100000@mach1.wlu.ca>
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Raymond Sturge wrote:
>
> On Saturday, January 25th at Agincourt Citadel, Toronto, Ontario, the
> Salvation Army's CANADIAN STAFF BAND celebrated their 28th Anniversary
in
> music with special guest BERMUDA DIVISIONAL BAND of THE SALVATION
ARMY.
>
> The program was as follows:
[edited]

The programme as indicated by Raymond is missing one number that was not
printed with the others. The CSB played Kevin Norbury's "Variations on
Maccabeus" -- based on the hymn tune known to Salvationists as "Thine is
the glory".

Have many of the SA members of the list heard/played this piece? I
enjoyed it, but thought that the last variation was a little familiar...
sort of a cross between "The Land of the Long White Cloud" and "The
Devil and the Deep Blue Sea". Any one else have the same deja vu?

Regards,

Robert Miller
rmiller@xxxxxxxx

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