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From: "Richard Albury" <richarda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 14:00:51 -0700
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  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: rjmorris61@xxxxxxxxxxx=20
  To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx=20
  Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 11:09 AM
  Subject: Re: [BRASS-BAND] Lucerne Song


  Hi Brian,

  It is my understanding that this arrangement was done for Grimethorpe. =
I don't believe that it is published. It is a great piece and the =
Grimethorpe lads do a spectacular job with it. Good luck.

  Rusty Morris
  Natural State Brass Band
    ----- Original Message -----=20
    From: Brian Stride=20
    To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx=20
    Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 8:32 PM
    Subject: [BRASS-BAND] Lucerne Song


    Is anyone able to provide information on this composition? It is the =
one where players progressively walk off stage leaving just the Bb bass =
to play a prolonged cadenza-like solo, after which the players return =
for the grand finale.



    I think it was written by Hogarth Lear (Elgar Howarth) but I am not =
certain.



    Is it published?



    Brian Stride

    Little Mountain Brass Band

    Vancouver, Canada



    Hi Brian :)



    I'm not sure what the actual music was so I can't help you there,



    However.....



    We at The Marion City Band did this type of number with the =
euphonium playing the solo. The music we played was entitled "My Way". =
The band played it through once then repeated it, with respective band =
members leaving the stage one by one until only the soloist cornet =
player and the euphonium was left, then the solo cornet left leaving =
only the euphonium player on stage to finish the piece. Doing that =
brought the " house down" so to speak at our concert.



    I think you can do that with any piece of music without having to =
look for a specific piece. We are going to do this again with =
"Everything I Do(I do For You)"  with the solo horn being the designated =
player. The M D seems to think that the selected music would be ideal =
for performing this "walk off one by one" and repeating it until only =
the solo horn is left.



    The actual piece of music you are after I know not, however I hope =
this is a bit of a help for you.



    Richard



    Ex officio Marion City Band-Sth Australia.

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