Storm the Forts

The opening song at the 2005 Music Councils festival at Newcastle City Temple. Features Sunderland Monkwearmouth Songsters, Newcastle City Temple Songsters, Northern Brass and the congregation conducted by BM Paul Adams in an arrangement of "Storm the Forts" by Steve Gibson.

[@THOMASDAVID300587]

Absolutely fantastic !! Sang it on Sunday at Hillingdon SA (West London) got to be one of the best songs going.... Work for victory, never tire, Forward march with BLOOD AND FIRE ... AND WIN THIS WORLD FOR JESUS !! Storm the forts of darkness, Bring them down, Bring them down,.... Glory, Honor Praise and Power ... Be forever to the lamb !! Alleluia ... Amen !! God Bless Tom... (Aged 22)

[@MichaelKoehlerMusic]

Always loved the Chorus! I was born a Salvationist!

[@mom0txk447]

Army lasses.......still the prettiest. And Im a lucky guy who married one! Hallelujah,

[@leftboot83]

a great arrangement of the song

[@rblackjnr]

Awesome Arrangement... Love Playing this but even love singing it more :)

[@Steampunksaly]

tune originally - 'Here's to good old whisky, drink it down' victorian music hall.

[@brianadamson2335]

As William Booth (the Founder) said "Why should the devil have all the best tunes!!

[@blodgette1]

Fire a volley!!

[@robsmith6539]

just come across this posting...fantastic arrangement of a great song! Any chance of getting a copy of the score & parts? Happy to make a contribution to corps funds if that helps! Thanks for posting.

[@swingdrummer]

where can i get this arrangement from as i think our corps band should play it!

[@andrewjarvey3618]

Hi there, would also appreciate a copy of this arrangement if possible.

[@RBandAssociates]

Great arrangement of the song, I would like our corps band to play is, you mentioned to another you'd send pdf's of parts, my email address is on my web site on my channel. Much appreciated. Keep up the work for for Lord. RB

[@swingdrummer]

steve, i'm really sorry to say this but i deleted the email u sent to me with all the parts on, would u send it again for me please.