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Number Title Composer/Arranger 688 ACCELERATIONS (Waltz) Strauss 534 ADELAI Spurin 783 AFTER THE BALL (SIn) Coward 686 ALERT MARCH Bell 414 ALL ABOARD FOR DIXIELAND Cobb 722 AMERICAN PATROL Gray 735 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (SIn) Berlin 744 ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Franklin 711 APRIL NIGHT Clutsam 710 ARC DE TRIOMPHE (SIn) Novello 467 ARCADIANS, THE (Overture) Arthur Wood 352 ARCADIANS, THE (SIn) Monckton & Talbot 389 ARGENTINE TANGO Rubens 806 AROUND THE WORLD (SIn) Young 697 ARTISTS' LIFE (Waltz) Strauss 779 BAND WAGON, THE (SIn) Schwartz 308 BANDOLERO Stuart 663 BEACHY HEAD (Overture) Tapp 513 BEAUTY PRIZE, THE (SIn) Kern 603 BEGINNERS, PLEASE! (Overture) Wood 747 BELINDA FAIR Strachey 244 BELLE OF NEW YORK, THE Kerker 809 BELLS ARE RINGING (SIn) Styne 540 BERCEUSE Jarnefelt 874 BEST OF THE SEEKERS (SIn) Arr. Sharpe 425 BETTY (SIn) Rubens 728 BIG BEN (SIn) Ellis 853 BIG COUNTRY Moross 493 BILLETS DOUX Yuain 666 BING CROSBY HITS (SIn) Arr. 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Duthoit 732 CENTENNIAL SUMMER (SIn) Kern 508 CHANSON Friml 512 CHANSONETTE Friml 856 CHARLIE GIRL (SIn) Heneker & Taylor 722 CHASING SHADOWS Davis & Silver 543 CHERIE, I LOVE YOU Goodman 478 CHILDREN'S OVERTURE, A Quilter 705 CHORALE (Cantata 147) Bach 722 CHRISTMAS ROSES Waldteufel 815 CINDERELLA (SIn) Rodgers 754 CINDERELLA - WALT DISNEY'S SELECTION David, Hoffman & Livingston AUX. 38 CINEMA STAR, THE Gilbert 837 CLOWNS, THE Kingsbury 580 COCHRAN'S 1930 REVUE Ellis & Nichols 795 COCKLESHELL HEROES Dunn 870 COLE PORTER (A Symphonic Portrait) Arr. Robinson 696 CONCERTO FOR B FLAT CORNET Wright 738 CONCERTO FOR B FLAT CORNET OR TRUMPET Haydn 843 CONTINENTAL GALOP Richardson 608 CONVERSATION PIECE (SIn) Coward 315 COPELLIA Delibes 752 CORONATION SCOT Ellis 741 COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS Morgan 266 COUNTRY GIRL, A (SIn) Monckton 574 CRAZY PIROUETTE Frisk 727 CREATION HYMN Beethoven 641 CREST OF THE WAVE (SIn) Novello 543 CROSS YOUR HEART Gensler 484 CUBAN MOON Spencer 534 CUTIE Friml 279 CZK CZK Thurban 316 DAIRYMAIDS, THE (SIn) Rubens & Tours 787 DAM BUSTERS MARCH Coates 803 DAMN YANKEES (SIn) Adler & Ross 617 DANCE MEMORIES (SIn) Finck 504 DANCE OF THE ISLAND GIRLS Garstin 554 DANCE REVELS (Suite) Phillips 656 DANCING DAFFODILS Finck 395 DANCING MISTRESS, THE (SIn) Monckton 660 DANCING Y~S, THE (SIn) Novello 449 DANSE DES FOLLETTES Norwood 826 DANSES MINIATURES DE BALLET (Suite) Ansell 297 DANZA ESOTICA Mascagni 525 DEAD ROSES De Freyne 357 DEAR LITTLE DENMARK (SIn) Rubens 575 DEAR LOVE Wood 496 DEAR LOVE, MY LOVE Friml 806 DERBY DAY F arnon 721 DODMAN ROCK Holliday 389 DODO DAWDLE Dunkels 728 DOLORES (Valse) Waldteufel 817 DOMINION DAY Farnon 543 DON'T FORGET Hanley 534 DOWN PARADISE WAY Helier 285 DUCHESS OF DANTZIC Caryll 832 DUEL FOR DRUMMERS Torch 693 DUMBO (Fi~ SIn) Arr. Duthoit 374 DWELLERS IN THE WESTERN WORLD, THE (Suite) Sousa 840 EARLY TWENTIES, THE Arr. Duthoit 775 EAST & WEST Stanley 745 EASTER PARADE Berlin 741 EASTER PEAL Matthews 672 EDWARD GERMAN (Selection of Melodies) Arr. Robinson 701 EIGHTH ARMY, THE (March) Coates 769 ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND Wood 804 ELIZABETHAN SERENADE Binge 487 ENGLISH PASTORAL IMPRESSIONS (Suite) Farrar 343 ENGLISH ROSE German 704 EPISODES OF RUSSIAN LIFE Duthoit 576 EURYANTHE (Overture) Weber 520 EV'RY MINUTE OF EV'RY DAY Arnold 775 EVENING CHIMES Stanley 419 EVENSONG Martin Arr. Godfrey 679 EVENSONG Martin Arr. Duthoit 770 EXCERPTS FROM THE WORKS OF ROBERT FARNON Arr. Duthoit 837 EXODUS Gold 731 FAITHFUL HEART, A Burrows 361 FALLEN FAIRIES (SIn) German 569 FAMOUS BEAUTIES (Suite) Fletcher 849 FANDANGO Torch 860 FANFARE & SOLILOQUY Sharpe ROO FANNY (SIn) Rome 782 FANTASIA FOR PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS Stanley 708 FANTASIA ON BRITISH SEA SONGS Wood 766 FANTASIA ON THE ALLELUIA HYMN Jacob 327 FAREWELL Ancliffe 461 FAUST (Ballet suite) Gounod 399 FAUST OVERTURE, A Wagner 750 FESTAL MARCH Jacob 758 FESTIVAL MARCH Alwyn 868 FESTIVE OVERTURE Reed 862 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (SIn) Bock L833 FINALE 4TH SYMPHONY Tchaikovsky 736 FINIAN'S RAINBOW (SIn) Lane 634 FIRE OVER ENGLAND (SIn) Addinsell 714 FIREFLIES Savino 643 FIREFLY, THE (SIn) Friml 797 FIRST GUARDS, THE Bliss 681 FIVE MINUTES WITH COLE PORTER (SIn) Arr. Duthoit 681 FIVE MINUTES WITH JEROME KERN (SIn) Arr. Duthoit 587 FIVE O'CLOCK GIRL (Gems from) Ruby 653 FLEET'S LIT UP, THE (SIn) Ellis 476 FLEURETTE I SHALL NEVER FORGET Wood 821 FLOWER DRUM SONG (SIn) Rodgers 343 FLUFFY RUFFLES Zuluet 752 FLYING COLOURS Barsott1 614 FLYING TRAPEZE, THE (SIn) Wayne 624 FOLLOW THE FLEET (SIn) Berlin 622 FOLLOW THE SUN (Slri) Schwartz 572 FOLLOW THROUGH (SIn) DeSylva, Brown & Henderson 670 FOOTLIGHTS Coates 545 DESERT SONG,. THE (SIn) Romberg 705 DESERT VICTORY (March) Alwyn AUX. 48 DO I DO WRONG? Kern 836 DO-RE-MI (SIn) Styne 872 FORSYTE SAGA (Theme) Coates 631 FOUR DANCES FROM MERRIE ENGLAND German 367 FOUR FLEMISH DANCES Blockx 780 FOUR PARIS SKETCHES Collier 561 FOUR WAYS (Suite) Coates 684 FRAGMENTS FROM THE SYMPHONIES Arr. Duthoit 583 FREDERICA (S In) Lehar 837 FRENCH HORN GALOP Clark 592 FROM MEADOW TO MAYFAIR (Suite) Coates 702 FROM THE DAYS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON (Marches) Schmid 863 FROM THE HIGHLANDS Farnon 464 FUNERAL MARCH (The Dusk of the Gods) Wagner 857 FUNNY GIRL (SIn) Styne 719 FUTURE, THE Williams 687 GARDEN MEMORY, A Carne 308 GAVOTTE Saunders 687 GAY CITY, THE Jacobi 614 GAY DECEIVERS, THE (SIn) Broones 757 GAY'S THE WORD (SIn) Novello 737 GEEZE DANCE, THE Holliday 644 GEMS OF IRISH SONG Wright 879 GEORGE GERSHWIN (Symphonic Portrait) Arr. Chase 804 GEORGIAN RUMBA Slaney 816 GIGI Loewe 695 GIPSIES AND COSSACKS Klay 391 GIPSY LOVE Lehar AUX.40 GIPSY PRINCESS Kalman 318 GIRL BEHIND THE COUNTER, THE (SIn) Talbot 406 GIRL FROM UTAH, THE (SIn) Rubens AUX.37 GIRL FROM UTAH, THE (Valse) Rubens 330 GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG, THE Monckton 667 GODS GO A-BEGGING, THE (Ballet Suite) Handel 637 GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937 (SIn) Arlen 755 GOLDEN CITY (SIn) Tore 673 GOLDEN DAYS (Overture) Herbert 471 GOLDEN STAR, THE (March) Sousa 813 GOLDEN TRUMPETS Barsotti 194 GONDOLIERS, THE (SIn) Sullivan 464 GOOD FRIDAY MUSIC (Parsifal) Wagner 305 GRAND MILITARY TATTOO Rogan 327 GRANDMAMMA Monckton 658 GREAT WALTZ, THE (SIn) Strauss 5.118 GREEK SLAVE, A Jones 710 GREEN MEADOWS 'Pictures in the Twilight' Ewing 743 GRENADIERS, THE Waldteufel 668 GULLIVER'S TRAVELS (SIn) Robin 776 GUYS AND DOLLS (SIn) Loesser 841 GYPSY (SIn) Styne 125 H.M.S.PINAFORE (SIn) Sullivan 844 HALF A SIXPENCE Henneker 743 HALLELUJAH CHORUS Handel 441 HAMADRYAD Benyon 825 HAMPTON COURT (Overture) Phillips 772 HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON (SIn) Loesser 859 HAPPY DAYS (Suite) Statham 746 HASTA LUEGO Matthews 341 HAVANA (SIn) Stuart 504 HAWAIIAN EYES De Freyne 601 HE WANTED ADVENTURE (SIn) Waller 593 HELEN (SIn) Offenbach 855 HELLO DOLLY (SIn) Herman 784 HELTER SKELTER Lemon 653 HERE IN THE QUIET HILLS Carne 808 HERE WE GO, OFF WE GO Dabson 740 HEROIC OVERTURE Taylor 744 HIGH BUTTON SHOES (SIn) styne 805 HIGH FLIGHT Coates 802 HIGH SOCIETY (SIn) Porter 551 HIT THE DECK (S1n) Youmans 760 HOLBORN (March) Coates 570 BOLD EVERYTHING DeSylva, Brown, & Henderson 676 HOME GUARD ON PARADE Arr. Duthoit 574 HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT Novello 496 HUGS , KISSES Meyer 769 HUNTERS RIDE Barsotti S.48 HUNTING SCENE, A (Descriptive Fantasia) Bucalossi 775 HUNTSMAN, THE Stanley 626 I GIVE MY HEART (SIn) Millocker 343 I KNOW A LOVELY GARDEN D'Hardelot 509 I LOVE HER, SHE LOVES ME NOT Caesar 470 I LOVE YOUR EYES OF GREY Wood 512 I'LL BUILD A STAIRWAY TO PARADISE Gershwin 724 I'LL TURN TO YOU Craven 663 I'LL WALK BESIDE YOU Murray 701 IMPRESSARIO THE (Overture) Mozart 801 IMPRESSION OF A PRINCESS Coates 817 IN BADEN-BEI-WIEN Cormack 283 IN DAYS OF OLD (Suite) Ball 796 IN MARTIAL STEP Arr. Duthoit 501 IN ROMANY Hylton 673 IN SIGHT OF THE OASIS Baron 476 IN YOUR ARMS Glaser 654 INVITATION TO THE WALTZ Weber 151 IOLANTHE (SIn) Sullivan 655 ~RVING BERLIN CAVALCADE Berlin 503 ISLAND KING, THE (SIn) Garstin 512 ISLE OF SWEETHEARTS Yvain 674 IVAN CARYLL MELODIES (SIn) Duthoit 838 IVOR NOVELLO MELODIES Arr.
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