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First Victory, Musical Composition by Petty Officer Musician Martyn Hancock

David Michael · Nov 25, 2018 ·

First Victory by Petty Officer Musician Martyn Hancock, honours the Sydney-Emden WW1 battle.  It is performed performed by the Royal Australian Navy Band with narrative by Mr Mike Carlton.  It was composed to ...

Book review: Memoirs: Mostly Musical

William F. Cook, MVO, Captain, RAN (Rtd) · Sep 30, 2001 ·

Title: Memoirs Mostly Musical Author: Cedric Ashton Publisher: self-published The reviewer found it most difficult to be objective in his assessment of this book, but to one who is fond of music ...

Cedric H Ashton MBE (1910-2001) – Artist, Musician, Sailor

Date, John C., RANVR (Rtd) · Sep 8, 2001 ·

In the company of Cedric Ashton one covers a tranquillity of life – artist, musician, sailor and a man’s man of capital ship dimensions! Cedric spent his teenage years in ...

Serving in Harmony – The Band of the Royal Australian Navy

Greedy, Ashton W., AM, LRAM, DipMusMan, Commander, RAN · Dec 7, 1999 ·

A few days after setting up camp in Sydney Cove, Captain Phillip was duly installed as Governor of the colony, an event marked with due ceremony by Drum Major Benjamin ...

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The Old Fou Fou Band

A.N. Other · Mar 6, 1984 ·

No self respecting warship in the World War I era was without its Fou Fou Band. Originality was the keynote of a successful Fou Fou Band and from this photograph of ...

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