Marches of the vanishing regiments [sound recording].
Royal Military School of Music.Band.
Jaeger, C. H.
Vanishing Regiments (Radio program)
Vancouver, Canada : Total Records,
1970.
Program notes on container.
Based on the BBC radio series The vanishing regiments.
Braganza (The Queen's Royal Regiment, West Surrey) -- The Yorkshire lass (The East Yorkshire Regiment) -- The Manchester (The Manchester Regiment) -- Litany of Loretto ; Berkeley's Dragoons (The 4th Queen's Own Hussars) -- Within a mile of Edinboro' town (The Cameronians, Scottish Rifles) -- The Lincolnshire poacher (The Royal Lincolnshire Regiment) -- I'm ninety five (The Rifle Brigade) -- Come lasses and lads (The South Staffordshire Regiment) -- Minden march ; With Jockey to the fair (The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) -- The days when we went gypsying (The North Staffordshire Regiment, Prince of Wales's) -- Ca ira (The West Yorkshire Regiment) -- The young May moon (The Sherwood Foresters') -- Ap shenkin (The Welch Regiment) -- God bless the Prince of Wales (The 12th Royal Lancers) -- Coburg (The 11th Hussars, Prince Albert's Own) -- Lutzow's wild hunt (The King's Royal Rifle Corps) -- The merry month of May (The 10th Royal Hussars, Prince of Wales Own) -- One and all ; Trelawny (The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry) -- The Warwickshire lads (The Royal Warwickshire Regiment) -- A southerly wind and a cloudy sky (The East Surrey Regiment) -- The hundred pipers (The Royal West Kent Regiment) -- The royal Sussex (The Royal Sussex Regiment) -- L'attaque (The East Lancashire Regiment) -- The Royals (The Royal Dragoons) -- Aida (The Royal Horse Guards, The Blues).
Band of the Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall ; C.H. Jaeger, director.
Radio program aired 1968-1969.
Marches (Band)
Band music.
Military music.