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Title	A Scots Miscellany
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Suite
Instrumentation	Bra (brass band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	click here
Series title	Brass Band Series
Year of publication	2009
Price	124.40 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Fernie, Alan
Performer	Black Dyke Band
Difficulty level	3
Evaluation level of countries	C3 (Swiss 2nd class)
Duration	11:30
Additional info/contents	"A Scots Miscellany" by Alan Fernie for senior brass band is a three-movement composition that explores Scottish culture and musical tradition. The first movement, "The Smiling School For Calvinists," combines march-like rhythms with a serious mood, reflecting the duality between cheerfulness and inner seriousness of the Scottish Calvinists. The second movement, "Regards To G. Robin Henderson, Esq. Of Caithness," conveys a nostalgic atmosphere, emphasizing respect and reverence through lyrical melodies and harmonic shifts. The third movement, "John Whyte's Reel," is dominated by an energetic and festive mood, celebrating the vibrant dynamics of traditional Scottish reel music. Overall, the work combines various emotional and musical facets, offering a striking insight into the complexity of Scottish culture.

No.	Track title	Duration	Sound sample
1	The Smiling School For Calvinists	3:35
2	Regards To G. Robin Henderson, Esq. Of Caithness	4:52
3	John Whyte's Reel	2:54

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	Format	EUR
	A Scots Miscellany (brass band), full score and parts click here	124.40
	A Scots Miscellany (brass band), full score click here	45.90
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