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Saturday, Februsry 21st. 12 noon admission free.

St. Mary's Parish Church, Church Street, Slough, Berkshire.

Charley Brighton (sponsored by Willson Band Instruments of Switzerland)with Malcolm Stowell, piano & organ;
Programme of Music;

Russian Dance, Op.32, Oskar Bohme (1870-1938)

Duet; Simplicity, Terry Treherne (with guest Iain Brunt, Trumpet)

Premiere; Musing, Joe Miserendino USA

Variations on The New World Symphony, Antonin Dvorak arranged by James Woodward USA, with organ accompaniment

Berceuse de Jocelyn, Benjamin Godard (1849-1895)
adapted from the original version for piano

Premiere; Maestoso Spiritoso, Terry Treherne

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2 premieres kick off the first recital of 2009, our 8th. season at St. Mary's.

'Maestoso Spiritoso' is a joyous new 10 minute work by Salvation Army composer Terry Treherne, in two contrasting main sections.

http://www.euph9.freeserve.co.uk/terry.htm" target="_blank

'Musing' by Joe Miserendino (USA) is a shorter 3 min piece that's quite thought provoking in mood. There's a central waltz section with a brief reference to 'As Time Goes By' before the opening mood section returns with a coda.

http://www.joesmusicroom.com/" target="_blank

CB

The Godard (correct spelling) 'Berceuse de Jocelyn' is a beautiful piece and this arrangement is from the composer's piano original, not the trombone solo arr. by Eric Ball (although that's a fine adaptation).

It's a tone higher and only the chorus repeats, not the verse, (so it does not go back to the begining). There are extended closing bars too.

CB

Live recordings of some items from the concert on Saturday now online at;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 069&T=6372" target="_blank

CB