New Armed Forces Medly

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New Armed Forces Medly

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I've heard about a new Armed Forces medley that ends with the Semper Paratus (Coast Guard tune) arranged by one of the Marine Band writers. Is it available for sale?

Never mind. I found it. It's an arrangement by Jari Villanueva titled "Salute to the Armed Forces" and is for sale on his web site. I bought it and will let you know more about it in a couple of weeks.
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I played this arrangement last night, the Army Reserve Band I retired from had some of us old timers back to sit in for a concert and they were using it for most of the service hymns except the Army song (they used the official version of that). It seemed to be pretty well written arrangements.
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snorlax wrote:Dan,
The Indianapolis Brass Choir has it. It's OK.
I wish, however, that someone would teach Jari Villanueva how to use computer music typesetting software.
Haven't seen the other parts, but the typesetting on the euph part is awful, as it is on some of his other stuff.
Jim
Yes... the engraving is pretty lame. We've been rehearsing it and plan to use it in a 4th of July concert. It's a pretty good piece somewhere between Lowden's "Armed Forces Salute" and Sweeney's "Marches of the Armed Forces". We used to keep both of the other arrangements in our folders to use depending on who shows up at rehearsals/performances.
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