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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE



         MAGHULL WIND ORCHESTRA


































        On Sunday 17th June, the Maghull Wind   genres and media from rock and jazz to the   and performing regularly with many of the
        Orchestra celebrated their 40th anniversary   symphony orchestra. He has written music   major orchestra in the UK, playing everything
        with a fabulous concert at Liverpool’s  for over 300 film and television projects and   from Soloist to Contra-Bass and the E flat
        Philharmonic Hall.                  spent 6 years as composer-in-residence for   clarinet.
                                            Granada Television in Manchester UK.
        The concert featured world premiere                                      The second commission was a work by
        performances of three new compositions, all  Alongside a solo career that has included   MWO’s Bass Trombonist; Adam Dutch. Adam
        commissioned by BASBWE (British Association   performances of many of the most taxing  is Head of Music at Maghull High School and
        of Symphonic Bands and Wind Ensembles).   clarinet concertos throughout Europe,  is known as one of the most versatile
        The first of these iwas a bass clarinet   Andrew Roberts has developed his work  trombonists, bass players and musical
        concerto composed by Bill Connor, featuring   as a specialist in clarinet design and  directors on the local scene.
        soloist Andrew Roberts.             customisation, working with many top
                                            professional players throughout the UK.
        Bill Connor has made his living as a composer
        since the 1970’s working across many   For 35 years Andrew has been in demand

        Bill Connor                          Andrew Roberts                      Adam Dutch


























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