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About this Episode
Sounds Of Brass With Annie Dehaney-Steven, Presenter.
Annie, lives in east London and plays in two north London bands; cornet for one and, latterly, sop (the Devil's cornet) for the other. Brass band was her first love, but she is as often found hanging around with jazz as a singer and event host.
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Welcome! To Sounds of Brass!
Hello and welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Welcome to Sounds of Brass with Annie de Haney Steven.
Hello, you will all have recognized that.
That was Light Walk and it was played by a Welling Garden City Band.
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Now time for some details.
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Thank you.
This is Una Paloma Blanca.
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It is currently 10.30 on Thursday morning, so this is being recorded to go out tomorrow evening.
It is beautiful here in the southeast of England in London.
It's cold, but bright.
I've been out for a cycle and a walk in a coffee today already,
so that's my entire day used up.
It's just delightful, but it is cold.
Proper spring day.
Yesterday, almost at the day before, it was blowing a gale.
Well, it wasn't blowing a gale technically, but it was horribly windy.
So I think we're on an upward trajectory.
Otherwise, which is always lovely.
A band I don't think I've come across before.
This is Dale Wood Auckland, brass band playing Sweet Georgia Brown.
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Now a beautiful Henry Mancini tune.
Let's become a jazz classic.
This is The Days of Wine and Roses
and it's played by Divertim Brass.
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Now back to the show.
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Our longish piece today is Images for Brass
and it's played by Skye Brass.
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Now that the year is well and truly on the turn for the best weather-wise,
at least let's have Sommesh Gertzer,
played by Bessis of the Barn.
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Sir Roger D'Coverly is a dance and a very lovely dance, but I did wonder who the original
Sir Roger D'Coverly was and he's a fictional eccentric English squire. So there you go, he was
created in the early 18th century for the spectator publication. So this is Sir Roger D'Coverly
and it's played by Blackjack Millsband.
Sir Roger D'Coverly is a very lovely dance and a very lovely dance, but I do wonder who the original
Sir Roger D'Coverly is a very lovely dance and a very lovely dance, but I do wonder who the original
Sir Roger D'Coverly is a very lovely dance and a very lovely dance, but I do wonder who the original
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