Festival of Remembrance concert by the Royal Marines Band, with classical, big band, marches, overtures and songs.
The Royal Marines Band are playing Salisbury City Hall on Sunday 8 November, from 3pm to 5pm. The concert is presented by The Royal Marines Association as part of a Festival of Remembrance, so it's a matinee rather than an evening show.
As for what they'll be playing, the bill covers a fair bit of ground. The music is described as ranging from classical to big band, and from West End to the modern day, with soloists, marches, overtures and songs mixed in. It's a broad reach, so you'll likely hear a few things you recognise alongside the more traditional military fare.
If you're bringing the younger ones, there's one rule to keep in mind: under-18s have to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, with a maximum ratio of one adult to four children. It's a good thing to check before you head down, especially if you're coordinating a group.
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The hall is at Malthouse Lane, Salisbury, SP2 7TU. Doors open at 2pm, and the concert runs from 3pm to 5pm, so you'll be out by late afternoon.
