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2:15
Imposing orchestral build. Rumbling timps & drone into mighty brass reveal
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/4
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53604
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
2:15
Low drone & rumbling timpani. No brass until 1m10s
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/45
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53645
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
1:25
Imposing brass only fanfare. Builds
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/46
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53646
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
1:00
Imposing orchestral build. Rumbling timpani & drone into mighty brass reveal
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/47
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53647
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
0:30
Imposing orchestral. Triumphant section
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/48
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53648
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
0:30
Imposing orchestral build. Brass being splendidly awesome
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/49
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53649
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
0:30
Imposing brass only fanfare. Builds
 
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/50
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53650
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/51
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53651
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/52
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53652
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations
Key G (ends in G)
Metre 2/4
Tempo66 bpm (ends at 66)
Tempo NotesSlow
Album Number1536/53
ISRCGB-FFM-10-53653
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2010
 
Factoid Fanfares originated in the Middle Ages; there is very little evidence they were used by the Romans which is a Hollywood myth. They became fashionable in the 19th century for use in British coronations

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3:13
Building, imposing, prestigious extended fanfare. Features brass section, woodwind & percussion
 
4:12
Emotive, patriotic, building brass. Also features orchestral percussion.
 
1:27
Dramatic, building symphonic brass
 
0:29
Powerful orchestral build. Gentle opening into starburst climax
 
 
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