Sir Galahad March
Karl L. King / Alan Gregory
Sir Galahad was the son of Sir Lancelot. Sir Galahad, along with Sir Bors and Sir Percival (Parsifal), were the only three allowed to find and drink from the Holy Grail.One might hear the camaraderie of the Knights of the Round Table in … Read More
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Sir Galahad was the son of Sir Lancelot. Sir Galahad, along with Sir Bors and Sir Percival (Parsifal), were the only three allowed to find and drink from the Holy Grail.One might hear the camaraderie of the Knights of the Round Table in this piece, as well as a short battle scene.This march was first printed in 1917.The parts have been cleaned up and a full score constructed. Cornet parts have been reduced from four to three and Flute 2, Alto Saxophone 2 and alternate Bassoon parts added.Horns are often not relegated to oom-pah.