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Arranged by Martin Parry, this piece was made famous through British Airways TV advertising. For studios, schools and professionals.
Piece Description
Arranged by Martin Parry, this piece was made famous through British Airways TV advertising. For studios, schools and professionals.
Review: “This lovely arrangement closely follows the vocal lines, with a simple piano accompaniment.” – New Issues May 1995
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Biography
Biography
Parry, Martin
Martin Parry began playing the flute at the age of 8 while a chorister of Canterbury Cathedral. He studied with Geoffrey Gilbert in London and Jean-Pierre Rampal in Paris. For over 30 years he has been at the forefront of London's orchestral scene. He was principal flute in the London Philharmonic Orchestra for ten years from 1974, and in 1987 joined the London Symphony Orchestra as sub principal flute. He has broadcast as a soloist and chamber musician both in the UK and abroad.
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