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JSC AT THE EDGE OF TIME-ALLEN

Ray Steadman-Allen This work was commissioned for the Camberwell Citadel Salvation Army Band's 1982 tour of the USA, Great Britain and Europe. The title...

JSC Sing for Joy

Comments by James Curnow Though the piece is not terribly difficult, it will need to have enough rehearsal time to correctly interpret the various

JSC FLAG OF FREEDOM

Comments by Lieut-Colonel Frederick Hawkes By such as favor marches of a spirited nature, with a well-marked rhythm, such as evokes physical movement in...

JSC Shining

Comments by Dr Kenneth Downie The title comes from the fact that the songs used in the piece focus on the need for Christians to shine in

JSC DALARO

JSC MY STRENGTH MY TOWER 2008 Edition

Comments by Lt.-Col (Dr) Ray Steadman-Allen, O.F. Theme The theme was published in The Musical Salvationist, March-April 195

JSC TO REGIONS FAIR

Comments by Bandmaster Clive Bright When this march was published in March, 1958, it was only the second contribution of then-Captain Norman Bearcroft to...

JSC MINNEAPOLIS IV

Comments by Colonel Albert Jakeway This march was the outcome of a request by the Minneapolis IV Corps to write a march to celebrate its 60th annivers

JSC Joshua (Bass Trombone Solo)

Comments by Martyn Thomas This Bass Trombone solo was written for Phil Rayment but has also been adopted by Stephen Williams and the International

JSC ROUSSEAU

Comments by Eric Ball This piece was the first contribution to The Salvation Army Band Journals by Ray Ogg, at one time solo trombonist and later bandmaster...

JSC VARIATIONS ON A CELESTIAL THEME

Comments by Retired Bandmaster Dr Kenneth Downie The tune on which these variations are based is called Bright Crowns (T.B. 78). The author of both word

JSC THE LIBERATOR

Comments by Lieut-Colonel Frederick Hawkes Many of Bandmaster Marshall's marches have secured universal favor over the years and this effort has proven...

JSC PRAISE TO THE LORD-ANDREW MACKERETH

Comments by Bandsman Simon Gash Written at the request of Bandmaster Nathan Jenkins, for Bristol Easton Band's tour of Canada and USA in 2003, this set of...

JSC OF THE FREE

Comments by Lieut-Colonel Charles Skinner Introduction ﾡﾪ The dual nature of the structure here will be immediately apparent: fanfare-like figur

JSC THE LORD IS KING

Comments by Kenneth Downie The title is the first line of Charles Wesley's great hymn, which is set to Handel's majestic tune Gospal (T.B. 223), from wh