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A Downland Suite

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Subject: A Downland Suite
From: Alan Boyer <alanbusa@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 12:58:31 -0700
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Ladies & Gentlemen

My band, Utah Premiere Brass, are performing Ireland's "A Downland Suite"
in a couple of weeks.

Do any of you "brains" out there - I bet David Lancaster is one of them :-
) - have any information that I can use regarding its history and use?

This is a wonderful piece of music and I wonder why it doesn't seem to
feature as a test piece any more.  Perhaps it's because it doesn't require
much percussion.  A little like all Mozart and Beethoven symphonies then :-
).  Oops!

Happy Days

Alan Boyer
Utah Premiere Brass

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