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MARCHES
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MILITARY, CONCERT & BRASS BAND MARCHES etc. FROM MY AAS HARROGATE DAYS
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Begone Dull Care - Corps Quick March of The Royal Signals
H.R.H. (Princess Royal) - Corps Slow March of The Royal Signals (*) See foot of page
L'Apprentice (Hall) - Bugle March
Quadrangular '64 (Hall) - Bugle March
Northgrove - Official Quick March of the First AAS Harrogate Band (circa approx. 1961)
Cock O' the North - Unofficial Quick March of the AAS Massed Bands (around 1963 onwards)
On The Ball (by Eric Ball) - Unofficial Quick March of our Brass Band (1963 - 1966)
The Atholl Highlanders - Unofficial Quick March of the Pipes & Drums - trad.
(Here we go) Looby-Lou - Unofficial Quick March of the Corps of Drums (1963 - 1966)
Bugle Horn - Unofficial Quick March of the Corps of Drums and Pipes & Drums combined (1963 - 1966)
The Earl of Mansfield - Unofficial Quick March of our Brass Band and the Pipes & Drums combined (1963 - 1966)
My Home - Unofficial Slow March of the Pipes & Drums and our Brass Band combined (1963 - 1966)
Auld Lang Syne - Slow March Off of each Senior Term on their Graduation Day - trad.
Bonnie Dundee
High Road To Linton
We've Lived & Loved Together
The Green Hills of Tyrol
Mechanised Infantry
Mony Musk
Soldiers Of The Queen
Wi' A Hundred Pipers
The Piper O' Drummond
No Hiding Place - theme from TV Series of same name
Under The Double Eagle
Marie's Wedding - the first Pipe March I ever heard!
The Battle's O'er
Hielan' Laddie
When The Guards Are On Parade
The Kilt Is My Delight
The Rowan Tree
On The Square
Ye Olde Roast Beef (Of England)
King Cotton
There's Something About A Soldier
Johnny Todd - otherwise known as the theme from the TV Series, `Z Cars`
[The Cavalry] Last Post
Scotland The Brave
Flowers Of The Forest
Mist Covered Mountains
We're No Awa' to Bide Awa
--- to be continued!
( (*)The Slow March heard here is called 'HRH The Princess Royal', played by the Band of The Army Apprentices College, Harrogate, in 1988 ... under the Direction of Band Sergeant Major WOII G H Taylor [Royal Signals].)
This page last automatically updated: 16 April 2010 17:41hrs.
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