Trooping the Colour HC25 Also includes: The Isle of

Also includes: The Isle of Man TT races and the MotoAmerica Series

Marni Appleton immerses us in a world of fleeting encounters

Eight Carols for Brass for 5 and 8 part brass (to accompany carols from Carols for Choirs 1 and Carols for Choirs 2) are also on sale

Lauren Wager's second book is expected to garner as much interest (or more) as its predecessor

his feelings of powerlessness and his dread of another quake

Trooping the Colour HC25 Also includes: The Isle ofToday Trooping the Colour gathers crowds of tourists; along with the pomp and ceremony it is an event filled with tradition that spans many hundreds of years. In that history lies duty, a call to arms, and a rallying in battle. The regimental colours were presented to the soldiers daily so that they would recognize it in the melee of battle and rally toward it. In 1748 the Grenadier Guards began this tradition, also called the Kings Birthday Parade,