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Military
Heritage Music
A. Selections from
"Follow the Drum: Military Music of the early 19th Century"
This
delightful CD was put together by the Friends of Fort York and captures a
beautiful selection of British martial music of the Napoleonic Wars.
Not only are the pieces well researched, they are steering to the heart of
any military heritage enthusiast. (the following 3 tunes are in .WMA
format)
British
Grenadiers
Fife:
Buttrey 1790 Drum beating - Rumrille and Holton
1780
Logan
Water, White Cockade, Flowers of Edinburgh
Fife: - Buttrey Manuscript c.1790; Drum
Beating - Ashworth, Charles. A New Useful and Complete System of Drum Beating
1812
Gary
Owen
Fife:
Andrew 1804 Drum beating -
Rumrille and Holton 1817
B. Selections from
"The Commencement of the Duty"
Just Released and not
available anywhere else on the internet: The Commencement of the Duty: Military Music of the War of 1812.

More information on
this CD can be found by clicking here.
The following are two REAL AUDIO (.RM
format) selections from this CD. If you do not have a Real Audio Player you can
download a free copy here.
Bugle March - Quick March/
Quick No. 6
Narration
is drawn from an 85th Light Infantry Officer's account while serving in the War of 1812
(Gleig, Robert A Subaltern in America); Melody - The Light
Infantry Officer, Cooper, 1806/Potter, Samuel 1804; Harmony - Potter,
Samuel 1804; Drum beating - Clark, Benjamin 1797. (tune longer on
CD).
The Girl I Left Behind Me
Narration
is from John Shipp's The Path of Glory . Shipp started his military career as
a drummer. Melody - Buttrey Manuscript c.1790; Drum
Beating - Ashworth, Charles. A New Useful and Complete System of Drum Beating
/ Potter, Samuel The Art of Beating the Drum (tune longer on CD).
C. Fife and Drum Sound
Clips
All these Real Audio
sound clips are performed by The Fifes and Drums of the 41st Regiment of Foot
at Fort George National Historic Site. Special thanks goes to
Fort George for allowing us to broadcast these tunes on our website.
The King Enjoys His
Own Again
Popular British military tune of the 18th
and early 19th Centuries.
Drummer's Call Sound Clip
Duty call of the British to assemble the Drums.
Reveille Sound Clip
Duty call for raising the troops
The Troop Sound Clip
Played to assemble the troops.
Ca Ira Sound Clip (Large file)
This is a British beating of this tune. Re-titled Downfall of
Paris, the British played it to taunt the French.
Grenadier's
March Sound Clip
A popular British march especially during the Seven Years War
D. Gin Lane:
Idle 'prentices

Gin Lane has
captured the essence of the 18th century on one CD. They take their
name from the famous Hogarth work "Gin Lane" illustrated a dark
yet humorous view of life in the streets of
18th century England. Daily music
heard outside the opera houses and cathedrals does not receive the
attention it deserves and the members of Gin Lane have
rectified this with this CD. Frequent patrons of the taverns and ale
houses of Great Britain and the colonies, this is the music soldiers would
have heard and enjoyed. You can as well.
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The Preest
in his Boots/ Highway to Dublin
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Give Me
your Hand
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Sheebeg
and Sheemore/ Blewitt's Jig /Wind that Shakes the Barley
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Major's
Maggot
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Hey
Johnnie Cope are ye Wauken yet?
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King of
Laios/ Fanny Power/ Plangsty Charles Coote
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Cuckoo's
Nest
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Sing song
/ Paddy be Aisy
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What Pain
I've Endured Since Last Year/Clearances Lullaby
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Who will
Dandle my Mary
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We brought
the Summer with us/Song of the Chanter/Albina
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Over the
Hills and Far Away
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The King's
Health
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Brian Boru
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Spanish
Ladies


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