Black Dyke Band - Montreal Citadel (A well known Canadian Salvation Army March)
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- This cracking, toe tapping March was composed in 1934 by Norman J Adoire, Bandmaster of the Montreal Citadel, Salvation Army Band.
The second half of the march is arranged around a tune written by Sidney E. Cox, (1887-1975) a major in the Salvation Army the words are:
Deep and wide, deep and wide
There's a fountain flowing deep and wide
Yes, tis deep and wide, deep and wide
There's a fountain flowing deep and wide
It flows for me, it flows for you and this is what you have to do
T' get free from sin, just plunge right in
.... get white as snow.
Deep & wide, etc
Conducted by Phil Goodwin in the absence of Professor Nicolas J Childs who did not attend - for reasons unknown - Hudba
this is my all time favourite march, we really pull back the bass run down at the in the last section, it still makes the hairs on my neck stand up.
Nicely played. I specifically like the BBbs dropping down the 2nd time through when playing the lead. Thank you.,
the consistency in tones and dynamics put up by this band is awesome
One of my favorites.... great sounds all round aa one would expect....dem basses though, what a foundation!!👍
Wonderful! Probably the best brass band in the world.
Che dio vi benedica grandemente tutti ora e in eterno gloria eterna a dio padre gloria eterna a Gesù cristo gloria eterna allo spirito santo nei secoli dei secoli senza fine amen alleluyia
Une de mes marches salutistes préférées
Merci pour ce plait
Awesome! I do love a brass band! ❤
I'm pleasantly surprised by the lyrics to the tune shown above. I've always believed them to be (and sung along many times too) 'I'm happy today, yes happy today, in Jesus' love I'm happy today, He's taken all my sins away, and that's why I'm happy today.'
Great March. Nearly as enjoyable to listen to it as to play it.
Very good
LOVE the bass dropping the octave at 1:58
J'aime
To me the chorus which the main melody comes from has two sets of words - neither of which are mentioned here.
The main version is...
"One talent have I,
To take to the sky,
While others are blessed,
With ten of the best.
Why should I complain,
From duty refrain.
No never. No never, not I".
The other chorus I learned as a small child were...
"In Space Rockets soon
We'll zoom to the moon
Before we get there
Our hearts we'll prepare
To walk with the Lord
On Earth where he trod
And follow wherever he leads."
A great performance of this classic March!
The tune isn’t Deep and Wide though. The song is I am Happy Today by the same composer as the March.
There are 5 verses but here’s the first one.
I’m happy today
Oh yes I’m happy today
In Jesus Christ I’m happy today
For He has taken all my sins away
And that’s why I’m happy today. 😊🙏🎶🎶🎶
Sop cornet looks bored. Mibbe he's just counting bars rest.
I'm just back from a band practice. How did YooChoob know to put this up for me?
Which Salvation Army Corps was this?
SA Corps - Royal Tonbridge Wells, Kent - The band is as it says on the title, Black Dyke and they were outstanding. Recorded after coming out of the pandemic lockdown in November 2021. If you want to see a band play well, look no further. They are simply magnificent.
@@RobertMitchell-tg3np Have watched them all Thanks for posting it brought back happy memories of my time at Ashton Under Corps .
@@judithannhamilton4849 My pleasure is to share the joy this band brings through their music, especially during these worrying times. Take care.