Name: The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 1 by John Chambers Composer in Fanfares for a Falklands Requiem
Duration: 1 min 1 s
Description: First of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

A set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

Fanfares for a Falklands Requiem

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In Wordcolour’s own words, "all the way back in January 2021, when the UK was entering its second national lockdown, I set myself the task of trying to write a club track. I wanted to avoid the lockdown temptation to write melancholic, dreamy dance music, and so found myself trying to remember what the club sounded and felt like at a time when raving was a distant memory.

The result, Bluster, continues some of the club experiments I began on my first EP "Tell Me Something", but with a beefed-up heavier sound aimed at slow, chunky techno sets. Like that first record, this track has a sense of humour - constantly cutting in playful bits of vocal and drum detail. Both the title and the artwork imply an undue swagger - a sense of winging it through changeable unpredictable weather conditions: a combination that, for me, sums up the feel of this track as well as the circumstances in which it was made."
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released November 17, 2021

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First of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 1

Second of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribben and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 2

Third of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 3

Fourth of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 4

Fifth of a set of seven fanfares, composed to form part of a larger project at Trinity College of Music, marking the 26th anniversary of the 1982 Falklands conflict. Performed by Trinity College Brass Ensemble. Conducted by Tom Hammond. Recorded by Kit Venables. Produced and edited by Deirdre Gribbin and Kit Venables. Mastered by Dominic Murcott and Kit Venables.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 5

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This month Jay hears some of the most incredible industry stories from CAA agent Maria May (agent for Frankie Knuckles, David Guetta, David Morales + many more); and about how lockdown has affected her position and the realisations that have come from it.

She also hears from Wordcolour – an exceptionally talented artist who's been dubbed as the creator of 'new wave club music' with his intricate yet highly danceable productions.

The Falklands Requiem: Fanfare 1

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