Chaucer's Tunes 1998
Originally written for wind band, commissioned by BASBWE in 1993. The brass band version, made in 1998, was commissioned by Paul Hindmarsh on behalf of the Brass Band Heritage Trust with the financial support of the North West Arts Trust for the 1999 National Youth Brass Band Championships.
Chaucer's Tunes (two sections of which began life as the theme music for a BBC radio series The Road to Canterbury) consists of six interconnected sections. These can equally well be played either as one complete continuous movement or as independent individual pieces. Includes: Intrada; Fantasia: Alma redemptoris mater; Intermezzo: The Wife of Bath; Carol: Es ist ein' Ros' entsprungen; Chase: Chauntecleer and the Fox; Finale.
Composer: | Michael Ball |
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Type: | Test Piece |
Date | Contest | Winner |
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06 May 2018 | European Youth Championship (Premier Section) | Youth Brass 2000 |
14 Oct 2017 | NIBA Championship of Ireland (Grade 2 Brass) | Drogheda Brass Band |
19 Feb 2017 | French National Brass Band Championship (First Division) | Brass Band Côtes et Cuivres |
16 Mar 2014 | London and Southern Counties (Second Section) | Fulham |
15 Mar 2014 | Welsh Area (Second Section) | Blaenavon Town |
15 Mar 2014 | North of England Area (Second Section) | Lockwood |
09 Mar 2014 | West of England Area (Second Section) | Forest of Dean Brass |
09 Mar 2014 | North West Area (Second Section) | Mossley |
09 Mar 2014 | Midlands Area (Second Section) | Daventry |
08 Mar 2014 | Scottish Championship (Second Section) | Tullis Russell Mills |
02 Mar 2014 | Yorkshire Area (Second Section) | Elland Silver |
23 Feb 2014 | North East Midlands Contest (Second Section) | Chapeltown Silver Prize |
02 Feb 2014 | Brass At The Guild (Preston) Contest (Second Section) | Eccleston Brass |
29 Apr 2011 | Grenland International Brass Festival (Second Division) | Grenland Brass |
29 Mar 2008 | IABCB National Band Championships (Section 1 Brass) | Drogheda Brass Band |
12 Sep 2004 | National Championship of Great Britain (Second Section Final) | Hathern |