Black Dyke Mills Band

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In 1816 a brass and reed band was founded by Peter Wharton in the Yorkshire village of Queenshead, ­later to become Queensbury. John Foster, apart from being the founder of Black Dyke Mills, played French Horn in this band. It has been said on many occasions that Black Dyke was formed from it, however this is not strictly true, as "Peter Wharton’s band went out of existence through loss of members".

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Songs

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    Euphonium Concerto - Lento

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    Euphonium Concerto - Moderato

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    Famous British Marches Medley

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    Finale (Dvorak 5)

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    Finale (Tchaik 4)

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    Finale From The New World Symphony

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    Finlandia OP.26

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    Floral Dance

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    Flying Eagle

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    Galopp, Op. 20

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    Geibel

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    Grandfather's Clock

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    Gruss Und Thüringen (Sounds From Thuringia)

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    Händel's Messiah Overture

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    Händels Messiah - Hallelujah Chorus

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    he Paragon

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    Hot Toddy

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    Hungarian March

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    Im Krapfenwald

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    Impromptu for Tuba

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    Iolanth Selection

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    Iolanthe

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    Iolanthe Selection

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    Irresistable

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    James Cook - Circumnavigator

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    Journey Into Freedom

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    Jubelsturm (Jubilation)

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    Jugendfrühling (Spring of Youth)

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    Kaiserwalzer

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    Kenilworth - At the Castle Gates

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    Kenilworth - March: Kenilworth

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    Kenilworth - Serenade on the Lake

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    Knight of the Road

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    La Forza del Destino

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    Labour & Love

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    Largo Al Factotum

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    Les Preludes

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    Life Divine

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    Light Cavalry

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    Londonderry Air

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    March - The Champions

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    March From the Pines of Rome

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    Memories for You

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    Men of Harlech

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    Mephistopheles

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    Midwest March

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    Miller Magic

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    Minstrel Jokes

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    Napoli

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    Nec Aspera Terrent (And They Fear Not Hardship)


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