Track : Lads of Wamphray March
Artist : Percy Grainger
Album : Complete Music for Wind Band 3
Lads of Wamphray March by Percy Grainger from album Complete Music for Wind Band 3
Duration : 7 minutes & 40 seconds.
Listener : 429 peoples.
Played : 1222 times and counting.
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Lincolnshire Posy: III. Rufford Park Poachers
By : Percy Grainger
After-word
The Planets, Op. 32: IV. Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity
By : Gustav Holst
Brigg Fair (Folk song from Lincolnshire)
Jungle Book: III. Night Song in the Jungle
Jungle Book Verses: IV. Tiger-Tiger
La Scandinavie: II. Song of Värmeland
"Lads of Wamphray" March
Jungle Book Verses: III. Hunting-Song of the Seeonee Pack
Jungle Book Verses: II. Lukannon
Jungle Book Verses: I. Night-Song in the Jungle
Danish Folk Song Suite: III. The Nightingale & The Two Sisters
Father and Daughter (A Faeroe Island dancing ballad)
A Lincolnshire Posy: IV. The Brisk Young Sailor (who returned to wed his True Love)
The Nightingale & The Two Sisters
4 Settings from Songs of the North: II. This Is Not My Plaid
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs: Jutish Melody
4 Settings from Songs of the North: I. Weaving Song
Dafydd Y Gareg Wen
A Lincolnshire Posy: Hortstow Grange (narrating local history)
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs: The Power of Love
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs-Jutish Melody
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs-The Nightigale and the Two Sisters
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs-Lord Peter's Stable-Boy
I'm Seventeen Come Sunday (Folk song from Lincolnshire and Somerset)
In a Nutshell: I. Arrival Platform Humlet (trans C. Simpson for wind band)
A Lincolnshire Posy: Lord Melbourne (War Song)
A Lincolnshire Posy: Rufford Park Poachers (Poaching Song)
A Lincolnshire Posy: The Brisk Young Sailor (returned to wed his True Love)
Bell Piece, a Ramble on Dowland's "Now, O now I needs must part"
Over the Hills and Far Away, (Children's March)
A Lincolnshire Posy: The Lost Lady Found (Dance Song)
Country Gardens: Morris Dance Tune
Molly on the Shore: Irish Reel
Shepherd's Hey: Morris Dance Tune
The Immovable 'Do' or The Cyphering 'C'
In a Nutshell Suite: IV. "The Gum-suckers" March
Country Gardens (Morris Dance Tune)
The Spirit of Thyme
The Immovable Do (The Cypheering C)
