Symphony No. 1 - The Hellenic (Mvt. 2 Paralos) - Symphonic Wind Band - LM884 Brand_Ultra Pure Bass Clef version also available

Bass Clef version also available

Height: 128mm (Extends to 195mm)

in contrast to the material on The Lamb

Galop from "Orpheus in the Underworld"

Symphony No. 1 - The Hellenic (Mvt. 2 Paralos) - Symphonic Wind Band - LM884 Brand_Ultra Pure Bass Clef version also availableCOMPOSER : Nick Elwood No. 2 Paralos Paralos was one of two State triremes and was named after the son of Poseidon. A trireme was a warship with three tiers of rowers. It was manoeuvrable and fast and at the brow was a battering ram that was often decorated. The crew of the Paralos were known as the Paraloi. The triremes' use as a diplomatic ship is well documented. When the Spartans defeated Athens at the naval battle of Aegospotami (405), Paralos