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Subj: Re: Jacob CD Date: 14/06/05 17: 33: 01 GMT Daylight Time From: MaiorGraham To: geoffogram(ftirgin. net Dear Geoff, Thank you for your email. We are now moving on very quickly with the sleeve notes with a deadline of the end of this week, there for I would delighted if Margaret could email something to me by then. Sorry to be so pushyl I am pleased to inform you that we are holding a Gala concert at St John's, Smith Square, London on Tuesday 13 September at 7.30pm the first half of the concert is Concerto for Band and Music for a Festival. I would be delighted if Margaret and yourself could attend. I am also hoping that you will be able to spread the word to any Jacob fans you may know. If you have details of any societies or organisation that you feel should know about the concert please let me know. I would love the occasion to be well supported and a true celebration of Dr Jacob's music. Thank you for your address, I will forward the CD to you this week once I have copied the master. Wth Best Wishes, Graham Major Graham 0 Jones MBE MMus FTCL ARCM psm Director of Music Coldstream Guards Wellington Barracks Birdcage Walk London SWI E 6HQ Office +44 (0)207 414 3268 Fax +44 (0)207 414 3399 Mob +44 (0)7990 526669 Home +44 (0)208 877 3563 www. coldstreamguardsband. co. u (88)
A FESTIVAL <strong>OF</strong> MUSIC - SLEEVE NOTES An Original Suite was Jacob's first work for military band, having been completed in 1928. The word Original in the title is believed to have been used to distinguish the composition from the transcriptions, which made up the majority of the military band's repertoire in the early part of the twentieth century. Jacob may also have wanted audiences to know that the "folk song" sections were in, fact original material. The score is dated 1st January 1928 but no records appear to exist about the work's first performance. The suite is divided into three movements. A brilliant March that includes four themes introduced by a solo snare drum, a beautiful Intermezzo featuring a lyrical solo for alto saxophone and a runibustiousfinale, reminiscent of the first movement. The overture Alexandra Palace was commissioned by the Greater London Council in 1975 to celebrate the centenary of Alexandra Palace in North London, which stands as an enormous landmark boasting a history of concerts and events to match its magnificent structure. On 25th May 1975, the Massed Bands and Fanfare Trumpeters of The Royal Marines performed the premiere in the Great Hall. Such a large ensemble, and the grandeur of the music, was entirely in keeping with the building's lofty architecture. Geoffrey Brand has incorporated the original Fanfare Trumpet parts into the main score making this beautiful, yet almost forgotten, overture accessible to wind bands. Fantasiafor Euphonium (soloist: LCpl John Storey) was originally composed for euphonium and piano on I Oth July 1969. Jacob re-scored his Fantasia in 1973 for euphonium and Concert Band, which was premiered by Michael Mamminga whilst he was researching his PhD on British Brass Bands at. Florida State University. Fantasia 89
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