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SKU: A0.1009741
Composed by Richard Bowyer. Contemporary. Score and parts. 73 pages. Richard Bowyer #2024939. Published by Richard Bowyer (A0.1009741).Exeter City March was composed for the professional Football (soccer) Club in Exeter, UK, for performance over the public address system by the 100-strong Exeter Children's Orchestra. It includes parts for hooligans in the percussion section playing rattles and whistles (these don't sound in the MP3). There was an online competition for the club's fans to choose a title; they chose "March of the Grecians" (the club's nickname) but as the brief introduction uses the beginning of "Rule Britannia" I think listeners might be mystified by the Greek allusion, so I prefer my original title! In June 2011 Exeter City March was broadcast on the UK national music radio station, BBC Radio 3, as part of its festival of light music "Light Fantastic". There are separate printed parts for all the standard orchestral instruments, including alto and tenor saxophone and descant recorder (not necessary) and there are also optional parts for violin replacing viola, trombone in treble clef, baritone saxophone and horn in E flat.
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