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Performer: Ian Porthouse

BASSMAN, GEORGE: I’m Gettin’ Sentimental over You (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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BRITTEN: Occasional Overture (Review by Ronald E. Grames)

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DOBSON, SIMON: Shift (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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HIGGINS, BRITTEN/PANKHURST/DOBSON/MCGHEE/E.: Diversions after Benjamin Britten and St. Edmundsbury Fanfare (Review by Ronald E. Grames)

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KNAPP, PHOEBE PALMER: Blessed Assurance (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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LANGFORD, GORDON: Rhapsody (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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LEIDZÉN, ERIK WILLIAM GUSTAV: Concertino (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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PANKHURST: Voices (In memoriam) (Review by Ronald E. Grames)

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PRYOR, ARTHUR: Annie Laurie (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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SPARKE, PHILIP: Sambezi (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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TRADITIONAL: Nobody Knows the Trouble I See (Review by Dominic Hartley)

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VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Flourish for 3 Trumpets. 4 Cambridge Flourishes for 4 Trumpets. 2 Herefordshire Carols (arr. Hindmarsh). Serenade to Music (arr. Briggs). The Wasps (Review by James A. Altena)

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VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Flourish for Band (arr. Littlemore). English Folk Song Suite (arr. Littlemore). Sea Songs (arr. Littlemore). Henry the Fifth. The Truth from Above (arr. Hindmarsh). Prelude on Rhosymedre (arr. Hindmarsh). Suite from 49th Parallel (arr. Hindmarsh and Littlemore). Prelude on 3 Welsh Hymn Tunes. Tuba Concerto (arr. Littlemore). Variations for Brass Band (arr. Littlemore) (Review by James A. Altena)

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