Tintagel Castle - Wind Band

Wind Band - The ruins of Tintagel Castle are among the most romantic in Europe. They are located on a rocky promontory on the north coast of Cornwall. According to the English writer Geoffrey of Monmouth, this is the place where King Arthur has housed. He wrote this in the year 1130. The Arthurian legend dates from the 5th century. The current castle did not exist yet. This was in the year 1141 built by Reginald, Earl of Cornwall. There were other runes on this cape, but these were not visible in the 12th century. They were discovered in 1930 and identified as the remains of a Celtic society. Found potsherds are gedentificeerd as important pieces from the Mediterranean beginning of 5th and 6th centuries. Since then it has been suggested that considering these valuable finds a household with a great leader would be more appropriate than a monastic order. With this great leader would King Arthur's Castle is not intended to zijn.Tintagel the requirements set down version of the Arthurian legend, but more of an impression on the castle, King Arthur and his famous magic sword. The overlapping parts after the introduction: The King, The Castle, Tintagel Choral and The Sword.

Specifications

Composer	Leon Vliex
Difficulty	E - difficult
Duration	00:14:40
Year of publication	2009