List of IllustrationsList of TablesForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroductionList of Abbreviations1. BeginningsCheltenhamRoyal College of Music Duet for Organ and Trombone WormingChamber WindsCarl Rosa Opera CompanyThe Scottish Orchestra Woodwind Quintet Career ChangeSanskrit Pan's Anniversary Two Songs without Words 2. A Paragon for PosterityThe Military Band's Quest for RepertoireStepney Children's Pageant First Suite in E-flat for Military Band Early Performances and Recordings3. Music for the PopulaceThe Festival of EmpireThe Pageant of London"Scene IV, Part 1" Morris Dance Tunes 4. The Art of Revision 2nd Military Suite in F minor Folk Tunes and Dances Second Suite in F for Military Band Relationship to St. Paul's SuiteConsequences of the Kneller Hall ConferenceEarly Performances and Recordings Three Folk Tunes 5. The War Years A Dirge for Two Veterans Incidental Music for St. Martin-in-the-Fields Festival Choruses YMCA Fieldwork in Salonica and Constantinople Seven Choruses from the Alcestis of Euripides 6.
Another Change in StyleFirst North American Trip A Fugal Concerto Royal Military School of Music Transcriptions from The Planets At the Boar's Head Terzetto Egdon Heath 7. Music for the Working ClassesThe British Brass Band Movement Two Psalms Projected Brass Band Arrangements A Moorside Suite SketchesNational Brass Band ChampionshipsMilitary Band and String Versions8. On the WirelessThe BBC Wireless Military BandCentral European Holiday Bach's Fugue à la Gigue Second North American Trip Marching Song 9. "from GH (and Emma Smith)" Hammersmith: A Prelude and Scherzo The Water Gipsies SketchesTwo-piano Version"Emma's First Beginning"Orchestral VersionMilitary Band Try-outOrchestra premiere The Bells 10. ValidationThird North American TripBoston Symphony OrchestraNew YorkHarvardMontréal and Return to New YorkHospitalized Hammersmith Band PremiereHarvard Glee Club Mr. Shilkret's Maggot Return to Ann ArborCarlisle and How Mighty Are the Sabbaths ConclusionAppendicesI. Correspondence, W. J.
Duthoit to A. A. HardingII. Comparison of the Instrumentation on the Urtext Scores of Holst's Original Military Band WorksBibliographyAbout the AuthorIndex.