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Massed Bands by Kind Permission of The Officers Commanding

Canadian Army Reserve Force

Massed Band Concert

C.N.E. Grandstand, Toronto

by

Toronto – Hamilton

Georgetown – Brampton

and Oshawa Reserve Force Units 16 September, 1951

Inside Cover

Military & Brass Bands

Governor General’s Horse Guards (3rd Armoured Regiment, Queen’s York Rangers (25th Armoured Regiment), Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment), Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment), 2nd Armoured Divisional RCASC Column Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, Ontario Regiment (11th Armoured Regiment), 42nd Medium Regiment and 69th Observation Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery, Royal Regiment of Canada, 48th Highlanders of Canada, Irish Regiment of Canada, 5th Technical Regiment Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

Programme of Massed Band Concert

Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand

Sunday, 16 September, 1951 at 8:15 p.m.

Programme and General Musical Direction: Capt. J.M. Gayfer, Mus. Doc., LRAM, ARCM Command Director of Music – Central Command

Massed Military Bands and Fanfares: Capt. W.T. Atkins, ARCM, Director of Music Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada

Massed Trumpet Bands:

Capt, J.K. Reid, 2nd Signal Regiment RC Signals

Massed Bugle Bands:

Bugle-Major R. Wilson, Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada

Massed Pipe Band Bands:

Pipe-Major James Fraser, 48th Highlanders of Canada

Pre-Programme Music by the Massed Military Bands directed by WO 1 A.H. Perrott, Lorne Scots Regiment

1. Massed Bugle Bands:
2. Massed Trumpet and Bugle Bands: “Opening Fanfare”
3. Massed Military Bands
4. Massed Military Bands: “The General Salute”
5. Introduction of the Adjutant-General: Major-General H.D. Graham, CBE, DSO, ED General Officer Commanding Central Command
6. Remarks by The Adjutant-General: Major-General W.H.S. Macklin, CBE, CD
7. Massed Military Bands
8. Massed Pipe Bands “March, Strathspey and Reel”
9. Massed Bugle Bands: “Jetliner” and “Susan Jane”
10. Massed Military Bands
11. Massed Trumpet Bands
12. Display of Precision Drill   Finale
13.  Entry of Massed Military Bands
14. Entry of Massed Pipe Bands
15. Entry of Massed Bugle Bands
16. Entry of Precision Squad
17. Entry of Massed Trumpet Bands
18. Massed Military and Pipe Bands
19. Massed Military, Trumpet and Bugle Bands
20. Massed Trumpet Bands
21. Massed Military and Bugle Bands
22. Massed Military Bands: God Save the King”

Massed Bands March Off

Bugle Bands

Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada and Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment)

Trumpet Bands

29th Field and 32nd Field R.C.A. Royal Canadian Artillery

2nd Signal Regiment Royal Canadian Corps of Signals

8th Signal Regiment Royal Canadian Corps of Signals

2nd Armoured Divisional RCASC Column Royal Canadian Army Service Corps

Pipe Bands

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s)

48th Highlanders of Canada

Irish Regiment of Canada

Toronto Scottish Regiment

Lorne Scots

(Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)

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