PM 090 ENGLISH MUFFINS. There will always be an England (unlike Yugoslavia)

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from LEONARD BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS GREAT MARCHES, Columbia MR 30943, New York Philharmonic

• [1] Colonel Bogey, [1914] K. Alford, the more familiar arrangement with whistles (aka Bridge on the River Kwai) is not PD, so don't pucker up.
• [2] British Grenadiers, a graceful version suitable for dancing.
• [3] Rule Britannia, Arne

from THE BLACK WATCH, London SW 99325 Regimental Band and Massed Pipers of the Black Watch/Duncan Beat. Colonel of the Regiment is Major General Viscount of Arbuthnott, who receives instructions directly from the Queen Mum

• [4] New Colonial March, R. B. Hall, from the late American colonies.
• [5] Berliner Luft, Lincke, a kiltie polka, not the Berlin Airlift.
• [6] British Legion, Thomas Bidgood
• [7] General Tom Rennie / Libertine Pipe Band, pipes
• [8] The Last Post, traditional "days of auld lang syne"

from CLOSE-UP, Angel Y2S 3750The Philharmonia Orchestra/John Barbirolli

• Pomp and Circumstance, Opus 39, Elgar [1901]
  • [9] March #1 in D 6:30
  • [10] March #4 in G 5:15

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For Gilbert and Sullivan's parodies of proper English behavior, see PM790/PM791

also PM003 EMPIRE and PM004 EVENTS

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