Playlist 11 June 2023 |
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Recording Details |
| Rhythm and Blues – Philip Sparke | Opening for weekly show Foden's Band MD: Michael Fowles - 2010 | 'Patrons' Choice III' - CD - Egon CD-SFZ154 - 2010 |
| Medallion - March - Harry Mortimer | Men O' Brass MD: Harry Mortimer - 1957 | 'Men O' Brass Vol 2' - 1957 |
| Diversions for Brass Band Opus 97 - Derek Bourgeois | Sun Life Band MD: Roy Newsome - 1993 | 'Bourgeois' - CD - Stanshawe STA 005CD - 1993 |
| Anthem from Chess - Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Anderson arr. Andrew Blyth | Euphonium Soloist Paul Baker with the Enfield Citadel Band BM: Jonathon Corry - 2011 | 'Enfield Connections' - CD - SP&S 284 CD - 2011 |
| To Boldly Go - Peter Graham | Melbourne Staff Band (Australia) BM: Ken Waterworth - 2015 | 'To Boldly Go' - CD - SPS388CD - 2015 |
| As Long As He Needs Me from Oliver - Lionel Bart arr. Darrol Barry | Euphonium Soloist Raphael Anderegg with the Brass Band Oberaargauer (Switzerland) MD: Manfred Obrecht - 1998 | 'Crazy Little Things' - CD - Obrasso Recording CD685 - 1998 |
| The Defenders - Ray Cresswell | Boscombe Band of the Salvation Army BM: Howard J. Evans - 2011 | 'Joy Through the Ages' - Salvationist Publishing & Supplies – SPS CD283 - 2011 |
| Before the Parade Passes By - arr. Bultenhuis and Klaas van der Woude | European Youth Brass Band MD: Klaas van der Woude - 2005 | 'Highlights of the European Brass Band Championships 2005 - Doyen Recording DOYCD196 - 2005 |
| Happy Ending - Cyril Watters | London Brass Players MD: Harry Mortimer - 1978 | 'Heritage' - Vinyl - State Records ETMP 7 - 1978 |
| Quid Pro Quo - Eric Ball | Black Dyke Mills Band MD: Geoffrey Brand - 1968 | 'Champion Brass' - Vinyl - Emi Recording CSD 3652 - 1968 |
| Echo des Bastions - Henri Kling arr. J.A.Greenwood | Luton Band MD: Albert Coupe - 1971 | 'Splendour in Brass' - Vinyl - Polydor Fanfare/Carnival 2928004 - 1971 |
| March from Le Coq D'Or - Rimsky Korsakov arr. Alan Catherall | IMI Yorkshire Imperial Band MD: James Scott - 1989 | 'Pageantry' - CD - Polyphonic Recording QPRL 040D - 1989 |
| Electra - i. Lust for Revenge ii. Laments iii. Dance to Death - Martin Ellerby | Black Dyke Band MD: Dr. Nicholas Childs - 2013 | 'Electra' - CD - Doyen: DOYCD311 - 2013 |
| Spanish Eyes - Charles Singleton / Bert Kaemphert / Eddie Sayer arr. Ray Woodfield | Cornet Soloist Alan Morrison with the Lingdale Silver Band MD: Terry Hopper - 1978 | 'Roundabout' - Vinyl - Sound News Studios – SM 199 - 1978 |
| Holiday for Trombones - David Rose | Band Of Yorkshire Imperial Metals MD: Trevor Walmsley DFC - 1976 | 'Superstar Brass' - Vinyl - Pye Recording TBX3008 - 1976 |
| The Summer Knows - Michel Legrand arr. Darrol Barry | Trombone Soloist Derek Southcott with the Stocksbridge Brass Band MD: Christopher Houlding - 1993 | 'Facets' - CD - Kirklees Recording KRCD1011 - 1993 |
| Time Lines - Kit Turnbull | Carlton Main Frickley Colliery Band MD: John Hinckley - 2000 | 'Fever Fantasy' - CD - Harlequin Recording RHAR1129CD - 2000 |
| Funiculi Funicula Rhapsody - Luigi Denza and Yo Goto arr. Michael Garasi | Brass Band of Central Florida (USA) MD: Michael J. Garasi - 2007 | 'Sing Sang Sung' CD - Egon: CD-SFZ133 - 2007 |
| Journey's End - J. Shakespear | London Brass Players- MD: Harry Mortimer - 1978 | 'Heritage' - Vinyl - State Records ETMP 7 - 1978 |
| Weiner Strassen (Streets of Venice) - Charles Ancliffe arr. Bram Gay | Luton Band MD: Albert Coupe - 1971 | 'Slendour in Brass' - Vinyl - Polydor Fanfare/Carnival 2928004 - 1971 |
| Rhythm and Blues – Philip Sparke | Closing for weekly show Foden's Band MD: Michael Fowles - 2010 | 'Patrons' Choice III' - CD - Egon CD-SFZ154 - 2010 |
Sunday Bandstand 11 June 2023
Henri Kling was born in Paris in 1842 to Claudette and Ludwig Kling, who hailed from the southwest German Grand Duchy of Baden. The family visit to Paris failed to find adequate employment for Ludwig in the military band.
In 1844 they left Paris for Germany, where Ludwig found employment in the military wind bands Soon after the move, Henri’s mother died. Ludwig remarried, but he was turned out to be a difficult time for Henri.
He blossomed as a young musician, applying himself to violin, piano, organ and later the horn.
He left Germany in 1861, and settled in Geneva where he soon won the solo horn post in the Geneva Theatre Orchestra.
He composed more than 550 pieces and were published throughout Europe and the US. After two decades as the solo horn in Geneva, he resigned to concentrate on composition, writing, and teaching. Teaching at the Geneva Conservatoire was his primary responsibility.
He taught Conservatoire for 50 years; he died in Geneva aged 76 in 1918.
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