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Music for Jock Tamson Alan Fernie

Alan Fernie's 'Music for Jock Tamson' was selected as the 4th section test piece for the 2024 Regional Championship. The work was commissioned by the Scottish Brass Band Association with funding from the Creative Scotland Targeted Fund in 2021 to aid recovery from Covid and to support Scottish composers. Jock Tamson Formed in three movements, 'Music for Jock Tamson' was given its premiere by the National Youth Brass Band of Scotland Reserve Band in August 2021. The title comes from the Scottish saying; "We're all Jock Tamson's bairns!"- meaning that everyone is the same under the skin. "In other words, this music for everyone," The old Scottish phrase is used to "describe everyone" and was taken from an inscription on a 19th century gravestone in Edinburgh, relating to the Minister of Duddingston Kirk, John Thomson. 'Music for Jock Tamson' has three movements entitled 'Nyah Fearties!', 'Inchkeith' and 'Wha's Like Us?', and is all about the legendary newspaper cartoon family, 'The Broons!' The Sunday Post newspaper colleague, the equally iconic 'Oor Wullie', provided the inspiration for the opening movement,". "'Nyah Fearties!' is the phrase directed at defeated opponents by Oor Wullie and is depicted in the music which takes the form of a belligerent Strathspey." All Scots will know who he is and will understand the initial tempo indication — 'Sitting on a Bucket' — as being dedicated to the shrinking violet we all know and love, SBBA president Carrie Boax! The slow middle movement, 'Inchkeith' is dedicated to music publisher Nigel Durno and related to the small picturesque, uninhabited island in the middle of the Firth of Forth, halfway between Edinburgh and the Kingdom of Fife. The finale, 'Wha's Like Us?', is a shortened version of the Scottish toast.