Letters to Scotand from the New World.
Read by Will Warren

Yours Affectionately, Will Warren narrator

Letters from Scotland to New World

Full orchestral arrangement for tenor or soprano. 
2222 4331 harp timp percussion strings
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This is Wilfred Heaton's earliest surviving extended work for brass band, beautifully performed by Fairey Band (Garry Cutt) at the 2017 RNCM Brass Band Festival. Probably dating from the 1930s, it adopts the genre of hymn tune setting known in the Salvation Army as a Meditation. Heaton's extended three verse treatment of this famous Welsh hymn tune is on a large scale. The three verse settings are preceded by a short prelude and separated by substantial development sections, the second of which is fast and highly dramatic. It leads to a majestic concluding verse. The music is influenced by the Salvationist composer and arranger George Marshall, but Heaton's distinctive voice, particularly with regard to the clarity and economy of the scoring, shines through at times

Score and parts are available from PHM Publishing www.paulhindmarsh.com

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Daniel Warren

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