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Re: Regimental Marches

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Subject: Re: Regimental Marches
From: "Merv Roberts" <mervrob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 18:35:22 +1000
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From: Graham Wade <Graham_Wade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: 'brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' <brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
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Date: Thursday, 16 April 1998 0:14
Subject: RE: Regimental Marches


>Hi all,
>
> I am trying to locate the following regimental marches to play at a
wedding
>later this year, unfortunately the person organising the wedding doesn't
know
>which regiments, only the names of the tunes which are:
>
> 1/ Waltzing Matilda
> 2/ Do yo ken John Peel
>
>If anyone can help with the names of the regiments and where I can obtain
Brass
>(or in desperation wind) arrangements of these marches I will be most
grateful.
>
>Regards
>Graham Wade



Graham
Just checked one of my old 'LP' records and found John Peel as the
Regimental March of The King's Own Royal Border Regiment.
Regards
Merv Roberts
Ex Australian Army Band Corps
Soprano Cornet - Townsville Brass - Queensland Australia
mervrob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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