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SKU: A0.1310414
Composed by Marshall Ross. Arranged by Marcus Martin. 20th Century,Children,Christmas,Film/TV. 54 pages. Cornelius Edition (uk) #899472. Published by Cornelius Edition (uk) (A0.1310414).Marching Strings was composed by Ray Martin (aka Marshall Ross) and performed by Ray Martin and his concert orchestra, it was used as the theme for Top of the form over most of its long run on BBC radio and television. It was broadcast on the BBC Light Programme 1948-67, then BBC Radio 2 (sometimes simulcast on BBC Radio 1) 1967-70, and BBC Radio 4 1970-86. The programme migrated to TV, where it ran from 1962-75, and was called Television Top of the Form. Here scored for concert orchestra, 2121 2330 Strings Timp/Percussion with a full score and parts included. An excellent lighter style concert item. For more arrangements by Marcus Martin please visit
https://www.marcusmartinmusic.co.uk/page_1863221.html.
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