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Judd: The Joy-Bringer

This Festival (Concert) March was a pacesetter among 'new' Salvation Army marches of the 1960s with its refreshing harmonic language and use of Latin American rhythmic style.
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Judd: The Liberator

George Marshall suffered a terrible mining accident four months after his marriage in 1918. Confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life, Marshall subsequently wrote many outstanding choral and instrumental works for The Salvation Army of which this march is one of the most popular.
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Judd: The Maple Leaf

This march is characteristic in style of many written by Bramwell Coles. It derives its title from the song, 'The Maple Leaf Forever' while there are also strong references to 'O Canada' and 'Rule Britannia'.
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Judd: The New-Born Babe

The chorale which forms the basis of this prelude dates from the sixteenth century and was used by J.S.Bach in his Cantata No.122, 'Das neugeborne Kinderlein'. On his score Bruce Broughton includes a translation by R. Rutledge of the words; 'There comes the true jubilee, what are we eternally lamenting? Look alive! It is a time for singing, for the Christ-child exorcises all sorrow'.
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Judd: The Present Age

It is the present age of the late 1960's and 70's which claims the composer's attention in this attempt to express in music the background against which the modern young Christian has to work.
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Judd: The Promised Land

The Promised Land was commissioned by the Buy As You View Band and first performed by them as their own choice test piece at the European Brass Band Contest 2006 in Belfast. The story of Moses leading the Hebrews out of Egypt to find the Promised Land is one of the most dramatic to be found in the Bible. This music, although continuous, seeks in its seven main sections, to portray something of the drama found in the story.
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Judd: The Redcliff March

First published in 1929, this march was written when the composer was living in Redcliffe, Australia.
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Judd: The Victor

This Festival March was written for the Melbourne Staff Band and it features the hymn tune,Millennium (T.B. 227). Whilst the origin of the tune is unclear, its character is quite distinct. The composer thought it would be appropriate to suggest a hint of the style brilliantly employed by Australia's great march writer Arthur Gullidge.
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Judd: Time and Eternity

Following the popularity of the composer's earlier cornet and euphonium duet, 'I'll Not Turn Back', this duet was written for The International Staff Band's 2000 recording, 'Renaissance' on which the soloists were David Daws and Derick Kane.
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Judd: Timepiece

This duet was heavily influenced by the famous euphonium solo, 'Grandfather's Clock' and references to that melody and clock sounds (tick-tock, cuckoo etc.) are plentiful!
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