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Completion by the end of 2016
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The Glenn Miller Trust
A Noble and Great American Musician(Sam Casale 1996)
15th December 1944
Glenn Miller left Twinwood Airfield on route to France
in a C64 Norseman and was never seen again.
His music never left us.
Glenn Miller's Birthday1st March 1904. Click on his image and connect to some reminders of his great music.
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To those who loved the music of Glenn Miller and who enjoy reading about his life and the history of the period in which he lived and to the people who worked with him, his friends and to those who have contributed to these pages, this site is dedicated.
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The New Glenn Miller Orchestra Scandinavia
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Announcement of Glenn Miller Missing December 24th 1944
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The Modernaires
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The New Glenn Miller Museum was open on at 4pm on June 10th 2010
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Dear Pete,
Thank you for directing me to the new page describing Beryl. Also, on behalf of the
Miller family, Alan Cass and the University of Colorado,
we appreciate that you
have thoughtfully posted our
statement regarding
"The
Glenn Miller Conspiracy"
on the Glenn Miller Trust
web site. I have bookmarked the site for easy reference, and congratulate
you on your efforts.
Warmest regards, Dennis Spragg. |
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Glenn Miller Conspiracy. New Book.
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GLENN MILLER CONSPIRACY BOOK branded:- Seriously Flawed! Irrelevant! Incorrect! False! |
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Click on arrow to read official statement from Glenn Miller Archives at the University of Colorado.
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Glenn Miller Band In France 1944/45. Untranslated but high quality film added of Glenn Miller Band and parade in High Wycombe. England July 1944 |
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John Miller Talking in 2004 |
Twinwood Music Festival |
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Glenn Miller and the AAF Orchestra 0n the 29th July 1944 at High Wycombe, England. |
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Glenn Miller Festival Clarinda 2006 Concert excerpt Tchailovsky's Piano Concerto . More extracts to follow shortly.
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VJ Day, Honolulu Hawaii, August 14, 1945 from Richard Sullivan on Vimeo.
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GMT says. "Whilst these YouTube films are available they don't in many ways show off the orchestra in a good light. The camera work of course is sometime very poor but more important is the sound quality which is many cases is just unacceptable and does no favours to this orchestra because if this is what this orchestra sounds like for real, I would not rate it very high, which is a pity as I was expecting something better than the previous orchestra leaders output when is some cases was quite brilliant but not all.
There are orchestra's in the UK, Belgium and Sweden that can out class this orchestra but you should be wary when judging their performances on sound quality in particular on YouTube. Only a personal visit to see them perform can you really know how good or bad they are when comparing them to Glenn Miller's original civilian and AAF orchestras.
Studio recording are usually always of good quality, but live performances tell the truth about how good the musicians are."
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