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The British Light Music Classics Series

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by: New London Orchestra

Release Date November 06, 2006

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Halcyon Days

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by: Various Composers

Release Date January 05, 2004

CD-Charts Position 3

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World Famous Marches

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by: Coldstream Guards

Release Date July 21, 2003

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Regimental Marches, Vol.2

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by: Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards

Release Date October 01, 1999
This, and the sister CD are the finest recordings of the type I have heard.

Just like playing in the longest playoff ever.

CD-Charts Position 5
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I'll Play to You

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by: Sandy MacPherson

Release Date March 21, 1996
This, and the sister CD are the finest recordings of the type I have heard.

Just like playing in the longest playoff ever.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Forever England

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 01, 2008
This, and the sister CD are the finest recordings of the type I have heard.

Just like playing in the longest playoff ever.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Golden Age of Light Music - The 30's

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by: Various Composers

Release Date November 01, 2004
This, and the sister CD are the finest recordings of the type I have heard.

Just like playing in the longest playoff ever.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Elizabethan Serenade

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from: Naxos

Release Date November 04, 1996
Marco Polo has been doing a great job in reintroducing the sort of light music that aficianados of a certain age, such as me, thought would never be revived. It isn't surprising that a sampler CD from the catalogue has appeared at Naxos price. That said, this is rather a mixed bag. It's good to hear the old familiar tunes come tumbling out--the only one new to me was Sketch of a Dandy and I loved it instantly. And I have to admire the way that the overseas orchestras capture the English light music idiom so effectively. But the delightful Vanity Fair sounds much too thin, Roses of Picardy and the Tom Jones waltz really need their words and Marigold would have been far better left as a piano solo than worked up into such an overblown arrangement. ... Read More:

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British Light Music

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by: Frederic Curzon, Czecho-Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra

Release Date July 14, 1994
Marco Polo has been doing a great job in reintroducing the sort of light music that aficianados of a certain age, such as me, thought would never be revived. It isn't surprising that a sampler CD from the catalogue has appeared at Naxos price. That said, this is rather a mixed bag. It's good to hear the old familiar tunes come tumbling out--the only one new to me was Sketch of a Dandy and I loved it instantly. And I have to admire the way that the overseas orchestras capture the English light music idiom so effectively. But the delightful Vanity Fair sounds much too thin, Roses of Picardy and the Tom Jones waltz really need their words and Marigold would have been far better left as a piano solo than worked up into such an overblown arrangement. ... Read More:

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Frederic Curzon - Orchestral Works

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from: Marco Polo

Release Date December 31, 1993
Marco Polo has been doing a great job in reintroducing the sort of light music that aficianados of a certain age, such as me, thought would never be revived. It isn't surprising that a sampler CD from the catalogue has appeared at Naxos price. That said, this is rather a mixed bag. It's good to hear the old familiar tunes come tumbling out--the only one new to me was Sketch of a Dandy and I loved it instantly. And I have to admire the way that the overseas orchestras capture the English light music idiom so effectively. But the delightful Vanity Fair sounds much too thin, Roses of Picardy and the Tom Jones waltz really need their words and Marigold would have been far better left as a piano solo than worked up into such an overblown arrangement. ... Read More: