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Topic: Broughton for brass

Dr Know

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This is slightly offtopic, but I am a huge fan of Bruce Broughton, and have a small collection of non-film music pieces for brass by him.This is what I have in my collection so far:
cd title: Music of the Broughtons
(Salvation Army New York Staff Band)
has: Come and Get Saved (4:36); In the Garden (2:39); The Good Old Way (4:30); Now I Belong to Jesus (2:47); The Prayer Meeting (4:36); Thinking of Jesus; Covenant (6:36)cd title: BBC Listen to the Band Collection/Brass Spectacular
has: Harlequin (2:23)cd title: Excursions (United States Air Force Band)
has: Excursions for Trumpet and Band (6:13)
Does anyone know of other recordings out there of Broughton's large output of brass band music? I would love to track them down...Thanks
posted 06-03-2002 03:08 PM PT (US) 
OHMSS76

Goldmember

There was mention of something titled English Music for Horn and Strings in an old issue of Music From The Movies a few years ago.No idea if it was issued, but I believe it was done in London with the Sinfonia at the time Broughton was recording IVANHOE for Intrada.
Any info is welcome!
Seanposted 06-03-2002 03:20 PM PT (US) 
dgoldwas

Goldmember

Where's Jeron when you need him!?
Dan
posted 06-03-2002 03:51 PM PT (US) 
James

Goldmember

cd title: New York Legends: Philip Smith, Principal Trumpet
has: "Concert piece for 8 trumpets"
label: Cala #516 (out of print)cd title: My Song of Songs (Salvation Army New York Staff Band)
has: "The Victors"
label: Summit #1013The only one of his concert works for brass ensemble I have heard is "Concert Piece for Eight Trumpets," but it's really invigorating for it's short (1:45) running time. Technically it's not "band" music, but I thought it was pertinent enough to mention.
Have you heard some of his other small ensemble work? Tyvek wood (for flute, viola, and harp) is breathtaking, and A Primer for Malachi is also quite good.
Kirk
posted 06-03-2002 10:36 PM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB
