Lest we forget Black Dyke Band Peter Parkes play In Memorium by George Lloyd recorded in 1986. скачать в хорошем качестве

Lest we forget Black Dyke Band Peter Parkes play In Memorium by George Lloyd recorded in 1986.

One of the most moving performances ever by the Black Dyke band conducted by the late Peter Parkes of George LLoyds In Memorium from Royal Parks dedicated to the Musicians killed and injured on 20th July 1982 On a bandstand in Regent's Park, the band of the Royal Green Jackets was giving a concert. As it played a medley from the musical 'Oliver' a bomb hidden beneath the stage exploded -- and the entire bandstand erupted. This is where a terrorist bomb planted underneath the bandstand at Regent's Park, London, exploded during a routine lunchtime concert by the 1st Batallion: Royal Green Jackets Band, killing seven musicians: WO2 (BSM) Graham Barker, Sgt Robert Livingstone, Cpl John R McKnight and Bandsmen John Heritage, George J Mesure, Keith Powell and Laurence Smith. Others were wounded, some very seriously,and when the Band regrouped five weeks later just nine men were present , headed by Bandmaster David Little. It was the first of a season of lunchtime concerts for tourists and nearby office workers, four of whom were amongst the injured .In one bloody day, the Irish Republican Army once again brought its war against the English to England. 7 bandsmen died and 24 musicians and 4 civilians were injured.