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Producing
"A World of Music" has been Lakeshore Concert Band's way of commemorating it's
35th anniversary. This theme arose when it was realized that not only has the
LCB travelled widely. It has music in its repertory that is either from, or about,
all the places the band has visited. Some of the music has been previously, performed at concerts
that the LCB has given in the past, while others are new to the band. The cover art depicts the
variety of musical instruments played in the band and nations that it has visited.
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JAMES CURNOW
- Canadian Folk Song Rhapsody
GABRIEL FAURÉ
Requiem, Op. 48
- V. Agnus Dei
CLARE GRUNDMAN
English Suite
- I. The Oak and the Ash
- II. Barb'ra Allen
- III. The Girl I Left Behind Me
- IV. The British Grenadiers
PASCUAL MARQUINA
(arr. Robert Longfield)
- Espana Cani
ERIC COATES
London Suite
- III. Knightsbridge March
VICTOR LOPEZ
(Percussion music by Mike Mann)
- Prado
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PERCY ALDRIDGE GRAINGER
- Irish Tune from County Derry
LOUISE GANNE
(arr. Charles J. Roberts)
- Le Père de la Victoire
JOHAN DE MEIJ
Symphony No. 1, "The Lord of the Rings"
- V. Hobbits
EDVARD GRIEG
(arr. Øystein Westby)
Suite No. 1, Op. 46, "Peer Gynt"
- IV. Dovregubben
JOHN BARRY
(arr. Johan de Meij)
- Main Theme
from "Out of Africa"
CLARE GRUNDMAN
- Fantasy on American
Sailing Songs
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In celebration of the Lakeshore Concert Band's 30th Anniversary in 1997, we chose to record our very
firstcompact disc. Entitled
"A Lakeshore Concert"
and comprised mainly of Canadian music, this collection contains many traditional folksongs.
Two of the selections are
recorded here for the first time. Jim Duff's concert band arrangement of
Petty Harbour Bait Skiff
is a Newfoundland folk tune featuring a euphonium solo by the LCB's Ivar Traa. The
Suite on Canadian Folk Songs
was written by LCB founder Morley Calvert and is a fitting addition to this collection. The CD also
features a marvelous saxophone solo performance by the late Mr. Gerald Danovitch.
Mr. Danovitch was one of Canada's finest musicians, and is greatly missed.
The band's long-standing focus on summer concerts in community parks is reflected in the CD's cover
illustration by local artist Pierre Cochand. It is a sketch of the Frank Richmond Memorial Bandstand
located on the waterfront in Dorval, Québec. The bandstand was inaugurated by the LCB in
August of 1994.
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ANDRÉ JUTRAS
Suite Jacques Cartier
- They Came Sailing
Arr. R. E. J. Milne
- Auprès de ma Blonde
JOHN HERBERMAN
The Fisher Who Died in His Bed
- I. Jim Jones - The Fisher
- II. Lament
- III. Celebration
- IV. Remembrance
Arr. Jim Duff
- Petter Harbour Bait Skiff
CLARE GRUNDMAN
soloist/soliste: Gerald Danovitch
- Concertante
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MORLEY CALVERT
Suite on Canadian Folk Songs
- I. Marianne s'en va-t-au moulin
- II. She's like the Swallow
- III. J'entends le moulin
JACK SIRULNIKOFF
- Variations on a Rollicking Tune
ANDRÉ JUTRAS
Three Folk Miniatures
- I. V'la l'bon vent
- II. Isabeau s'y proméne
- III. Les Raftmen
HEALEY WILLAN
- Elégie Héroïque
DONALD COAKLEY
- Vive la Canadienne
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A portion of the proceeds of the sale of our CD has been donated to the West Island Association for the
Intellectually Handicapped (WIAH). Please
email
us for more information and/or if you would like to purchase a copy of
"A Lakeshore Concert"
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Variations on a Rollicking Tune
by Jack Sirulnikoff is a sample track from our CD. (You will need a RealPlayer plug-in to hear this selection.)
To read a related Montreal Gazette article about our CD
[Click Here].
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