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"The President's Own" United States Marine Band

The Bicentennial Collection (Celebrating The 200th Anniverary Of "The President's Own" United States Marine Band)

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Tracklist

  1. Early Acoustic Recordings 1889–1914
  2. 1-1 Farewell To DresdenAnonymous 2:43
  3. 1-2 Hornpipe PolkaAnonymous 2:13
  4. 1-3 National FenciblesSousa 2:35
  5. 1-4 Yorktown CentennialSousa 2:25
  6. 1-5 Wedding March From A Midsummer Night's DreamMendelssohn-Bartholdy 1:43
  7. 1-6 Washington PostSousa 2:35
  8. 1-7 The Liberty BellSousa 2:49
  9. 1-8 The ThundererSousa 2:24
  10. 1-9 Belle Of New YorkClark 2:52
  11. 1-10 The Red, White And BlueShaw, Becket, Shaw-Beckett 2:37
  12. 1-11 Selections From ErminieJackobowski 2:41
  13. 1-12 Old HickoryFanciulli 2:28
  14. 1-13 Manhattan BeachSousa 2:31
  15. 1-14 Smoky MokesHolzmann 1:58
  16. 1-15 Old Club MarchSantelmann 2:15
  17. 1-16 Admiral Dewey MarchSantelmann 2:09
  18. 1-17 The PicadoreSousa 2:09
  19. 1-18 The Merry War MarchJr. 2:07
  20. 1-19 Semper FidelisSousa 1:54
  21. 1-20 The CoquetteSousa 2:12
  22. 1-21 Lola WaltzFriedemann 2:11
  23. 1-22 Kaiser FriedrichFriedemann 2:11
  24. 1-23 Salute To WashingtonAnonymous 2:08
  25. 1-24 Southern IdealHeed 2:12
  26. 1-25 Maple Leaf RagJoplin 2:34
  27. 1-26 Marsovia WaltzesBlanke-Belcher 3:22
  28. 1-27 Lincoln CentennialSanford 3:03
  29. 1-28 Gate CityWeldon 2:54
  30. 1-29 National EmblemBagley 2:59
  31. 1-30 German FidelityBlankenburg 3:03
  32. Acoustic Recordings 1914-1921
  33. 2-1 Good Night HarvardMoore 3:21
  34. 2-2 Krupp MarchWacek 2:50
  35. 2-3 Grand Duke Of BadenFriedemann 2:44
  36. 2-4 National Capital CentennialSantelmann 2:54
  37. 2-5 Marine Corps InstituteBranson 3:19
  38. 2-6 The Rifle RegimentSousa 3:05
  39. 2-7 Anchors AweighZimmermann 3:23
  40. 2-8 Marche Turque PatrolEilenberg 2:58
  41. 2-9 The MessengerBarnhouse 3:14
  42. 2-10 Old ComradesTeike 4:05
  43. 2-11 Polonaise MilitaireChopin 4:07
  44. 2-12 True To The FlagBlon 3:32
  45. 2-13 Joyce's 71st New York RegimentBoyer 3:43
  46. 2-14 74th RegimentLosey 4:00
  47. 2-15 The Father Of VictoryGanne 3:33
  48. 2-16 Marche MilitaireSchubert 4:20
  49. 2-17 Washington PostSousa 3:49
  50. 2-18 Brooke's TriumphalSeitz 3:57
  51. 2-19 Under The Star Of The GuardStieberitz 4:12
  52. 2-20 Pomp And Circumstance March No. 1Elgar 4:20
  53. Historic Soloists
  54. 3-1 Night SoliloquyKennan 4:34
  55. 3-2 Flight Of The BumblebeeRimsky-Korsakov 1:16
  56. 3-3 Fantasie On Themes From Verdi's RigolettoBassi 5:22
  57. 3-4 Beautiful ColoradoDeLuca 3:52
  58. 3-5 SerenadeToselli 2:30
  59. 3-6 Cornet Duet, "Short And Sweet" PolkaShort 2:32
  60. 3-7 Premier PolkaLlewellyn 4:05
  61. 3-8 My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice From Samson Et DalilaSaint-Saëns 4:21
  62. 3-9 Fantasia CapricciosoKemp 4:11
  63. 3-10 La JoyaMasters 3:43
  64. 3-11 Stars In A Velvety SkyClarke 3:27
  65. 3-12 Somewhere A Voice Is CallingTate 1:20
  66. 3-13 Hungarian MelodiesBach 4:12
  67. 3-14 Carnival Of VeniceStaigers 3:04
  68. 3-15 All Those Endearing Young CharmsMantia 5:21
  69. 3-16 StarlightPryor 3:51
  70. 3-17 Thoughts Of LovePryor 4:35
  71. 3-18 Piece ConcertanteRousseau 6:38
  72. 3-19 Annie LauriePryor 4:12
  73. Historic Soloists (Continued), William F. Santelmann
  74. 4-1 Andante And ScherzoBarat 5:24
  75. 4-2 ZigeunerweisenSarasate 4:41
  76. 4-3 Largo Al Factotum From The Barber Of SevilleRossini 4:43
  77. 4-4 Drum Major's Aria From Le CaïdThomas 5:24
  78. 4-5 Second Regiment ConnecticutReeves 2:30
  79. 4-6 Stephen Foster MelodiesFoster 19:26
  80. 4-7 March Of The Women MarinesSaverino 2:27
  81. 4-8 The Marines' HymnTraditional 1:12
  82. 4-9 Overture To Russlan And LudmillaGlinka 5:40
  83. 4-10 The DirectorateSousa 2:32
  84. 4-11 Polonaise From Eugene OneginTchaikovsky 4:42
  85. 4-12 Marche Militaire FrançaiseSaint-Saëns 4:37
  86. 4-13 On The QuarterdeckAlford 2:17
  87. 4-14 Ride Of The Valkyries From Die WalküreWagner 5:29
  88. 4-15 Semper FidelisSousa 3:09
  89. Albert F. Schoepper, Dale H. Harpham
  90. 5-1 Prelude To Act 3 And Bridal Chorus From LohengrimWagner 6:33
  91. 5-2 Chorale And AlleluiaHanson 5:35
  92. 5-3 Bugler's HolidayAnderson 2:24
  93. 5-4 Commando MarchBarber 2:52
  94. 5-5 The Stars And Stripes ForeverSousa 3:17
  95. 5-6 The Chimes Of LibertyGoldman 3:06
  96. 5-7 March Of The SteelmenBelsterling 2:56
  97. 5-8 Man Of The HourFillmore 3:08
  98. 5-9 Fanfare And AllegroWilliams 5:47
  99. 5-10 Purple PageantKing 3:22
  100. 5-11 Athletic Festival March, Op. 69, No. 1Prokofiev 3:37
  101. 5-12 Overture To La Forza Del DestinoVerdi 6:52
  102. 5-13 Molly On The ShoreGrainger 4:09
  103. Symphony In B-Flat For Concert Band
  104. 5-14 Moderately Fast, With Vigor 6:02
  105. 5-15 Andantino Grazioso; Fast And Gay 5:13
  106. 5-16 Fugue 4:38
  107. 5-17 Hail To The Spirit Of LibertySousa 3:13
  108. 5-18 Washington GraysGrafulla 3:38
  109. Jack T. Kline, John R. Bourgeois
  110. 6-1 March From Symphonic MetamorphosisHindemith 5:09
  111. 6-2 Overture To Le CorsaireBerlioz 8:42
  112. 6-3 The Glory Of The Yankee NavySousa 3:19
  113. 6-4 Festive Overture, Op. 96Shostakovich 6:34
  114. 6-5 The Pride Of The WolverinesSousa 3:58
  115. La Fiesta Mexicana
  116. 6-6 Prelude And Aztec Dance 9:37
  117. 6-7 Mass 7:15
  118. 6-8 Carnival 6:42
  119. 6-9 Entry March Of The BoyaresHalvorsen 5:29
  120. 6-10 The Liberty BellSousa 3:41
  121. 6-11 FlorentinerFučík 5:55
  122. 6-12 Apothéose From Symphonie Funèbre Et TriomphaleBerlioz 8:52
  123. Timothy W. Foley
  124. Lincolnshire Posy
  125. 7-1 "Lisbon" (Sailor's Song) 1:26
  126. 7-2 "Horkstow Grange" (The Miser And His Man: A Local Tragedy) 2:35
  127. 7-3 "Rufford Park Poachers" (Poaching Song) 4:02
  128. 7-4 "The Brisk Young Sailor" (Returned To Wed His True Love) 1:36
  129. 7-5 "Lord Melbourne" (War Song) 3:12
  130. 7-6 "The Lost Lady Found" (Dance Song) 2:40
  131. Derivations For Clarinet And Winds
  132. 7-7 Warm Up 3:10
  133. 7-8 Contrapuntual Blues 6:00
  134. 7-9 Rag 2:18
  135. 7-10 Ride Out 4:17
  136. Symphony For Band, West Point
  137. 7-11 Epitaphs 11:25
  138. 7-12 Marches 8:22
  139. 7-13 Circus PolkaStravinsky 3:43
  140. 7-14 Fugue In CIves 6:20
  141. 7-15 Chorale Prelude, "Wir Glauben All' An Einen Gott"Bach 3:37
  142. 7-16 Finale From Symphony No. 1Kalinnikov 8:17
  143. 7-17 Dance Of The Jesters From The Snow MaidenTchaikovsky 4:24
  144. Composers Conduct: Husa, Colgrass, Benson
  145. Concerto For Wind Ensemble
  146. 8-1 Drum Ceremony 5:27
  147. 8-2 Elegy 10:20
  148. 8-3 Perpetual Motion 8:09
  149. Wings Of Nagual
  150. 8-4 The Desert 5:54
  151. 8-5 Carlos Stares At The Water 2:22
  152. 8-6 Gait Of Power 2:02
  153. 8-7 Asking Twilight For Calmness And Power 5:01
  154. 8-8 Juan Clowns For Carlos 2:22
  155. 8-9 Last Conversation And Farewell 4:44
  156. 8-10 Symphony II - "Lost Songs"Benson 28:22
  157. Composers Conduct And Guest Conductors
  158. 9-1 WingsBenson 5:06
  159. Three City Blocks
  160. 9-2 Fervent & Resolute 6:31
  161. 9-3 Tough, Driving 4:26
  162. 9-4 With Relentless Energy 4:17
  163. 9-5 Passacaglia (Homage On B-A-C-H)Nelson 11:12
  164. 9-6 ...And The Mountains Rising NowhereSchwantner 12:11
  165. 9-7 EmblemsCopland 9:59
  166. 9-8 George Washington BridgeSchuman 7:26
  167. 9-9 Country Band MarchIves 4:23
  168. 9-10 Coronation March, "Crown Imperial"Walton 9:32
  169. Guest Conductors
  170. 10-1 Hammersmith, Prelude And Scherzo, Op.52Holst 14:28
  171. Suite No. 1 In E-Flat
  172. 10-2 Chaconne 4:50
  173. 10-3 Intermezzo 2:48
  174. 10-4 March 3:09
  175. 10-5 Toccata MarzialeWilliams 5:05
  176. 10-6 The Black Horse TroopSousa 3:45
  177. 10-7 Theme And Variations, Op. 43aSchoenberg 11:56
  178. 10-8 Colonial SongGrainger 6:40
  179. 10-9 Music FestivalSmith 3:47
  180. 10-10 The Boys Of The Old BrigadeChambers 2:23
  181. 10-11 H.M. JolliesAlford 2:42
  182. Music For A Festival
  183. 10-12 Intrada 1:57
  184. 10-13 Overture 3:52
  185. 10-14 Round Of Seven Parts 2:00
  186. 10-15 Air 2:57
  187. 10-16 Finale 6:17

Musicians

  • Dale HarphamConductor, Trombone (Soloist)
  • Frederick FennellScore Editor (Edited By), Conductor
  • Lisa KadalaClarinet (Soloist)
  • Len SpencerVoice
  • William H. SantelmannComposed By, Transcription By
  • Donald PeckFlute (Soloist), Transcription By
  • Harold MalshClarinet (Soloist)
  • Kenneth DouseAlto Saxophone (Soloist)
  • Unknown ArtistCornet (Soloist)
  • Arthur WhitcombCornet (Soloist)
  • Winfred KempComposed By, Cornet (Soloist)
  • Edward L. MastersComposed By, Cornet (Soloist)
  • Robert deHartCornet (Soloist)
  • Charles ErwinCornet (Soloist)
  • Fredric ErdmanCornet (Soloist)
  • Arthur W. LehmanEuphonium (Soloist)
  • Robert IseleTrombone (Soloist)
  • James ErdmanTrombone (Soloist)
  • Louis SaverinoTuba (Soloist), Composed By
  • Charles OwenMarimba (Soloist)
  • William JonesBaritone Vocals
  • Michael RyanBaritone Vocals
  • Jack T. KlineConductor, Transcription By
  • Donald HunsbergerTranscription By, Conductor
  • Leopold StokowskiTranscription By
  • Glenn C. BainumTranscription By
  • Ray CramerTranscription By

Production

  • John R. BourgeoisConductor
  • Timothy W. FoleyConductor
  • Karel HusaComposed By, Conductor
  • Michael ColgrassComposed By, Conductor
  • John HarbisonComposed By, Conductor
  • J. M. WareConductor
  • Taylor BransonComposed By, Conductor
  • Luis GuzmanArranged By
  • William F. SantelmannConductor
  • Albert F. SchoepperConductor
  • James SinclairArranged By
  • Warren BensonComposed By, Conductor
  • Ron NelsonComposed By, Conductor
  • Leonard SlatkinConductor
  • Vivian DunnConductor
  • Gunther SchullerConductor
  • Timothy ReynishConductor
  • Leonard B. SmithComposed By, Conductor
  • George W. WilsonConductor

Also credited

Also credited. Composed By: Paul Hindemith, Herbert Owen Reed, Percy Grainger, Morton Gould, Gustav Holst, Gordon Jacob, Anonymous, John Philip Sousa, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Thomas Clark, David T. Shaw, Thomas á Becket, Eduard Jackobowski, Francesco Fanciulli, Abe Holzmann, Johann Strauss Jr., Carl Friedemann, John Clifford Heed, Scott Joplin, Henriette Blanke-Belcher, Lee Sanford, Alfred Frederick Weldon, Edwin Eugene Bagley, Hermann L. Blankenburg, Douglas Moore, Wilhelm Wacek, Charles Zimmermann, Richard Eilenberg, C. L. Barnhouse, Carl Teike, Frédéric Chopin, Franz Von Blon, T.B. Boyer, Frank H. Losey, Louis Ganne, Franz Schubert, Roland Seitz, Ernst Stieberitz, Sir Edward Elgar, Kent Kennan, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Luigi Bassi, Joseph Orlando DeLuca, Enrico Toselli, Thomas V. Short, Edward Llewellyn, Camille Saint-Saëns, Herbert L. Clarke, Arthur F. Tate, Vincent Bach, Del Staigers, Simone Mantia, Arthur Pryor, Samuel Rousseau, Joseph Edouard Barat, Pablo de Sarasate, Gioacchino Rossini, Ambroise Thomas, David Wallis Reeves, Stephen Foster, Traditional, Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Kenneth Alford, Richard Wagner, Howard Hanson, Leroy Anderson, Samuel Barber, Edwin Franko Goldman, Charles Belsterling, Henry Fillmore, Clifton Williams, Karl L. King, Sergei Prokofiev, Giuseppe Verdi, Claudio Grafulla, Hector Berlioz, Dmitri Shostakovich, Johan Halvorsen, Julius Fučík, Igor Stravinsky, Charles Ives, Johann Sebastian Bach, Vasily Sergeyevich Kalinnikov, Joseph Schwantner, Aaron Copland, William Schuman, Sir William Walton, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Arnold Schoenberg, W. Paris Chambers. Written By: Shaw-Beckett. Engineer: Karl Jackson. Engineer (Original Recordings): Karl Jackson, Dick Bush, Donald P. Barringer, Geoffrey Langdon, Lewis Layton, Rodney Brown, Ros Ritchie. Mastered By: Bob Katz, Ward Marston. Technician (Audio Conservation Supervised By): Ward Marston. Technician (Recording Transfers By): Ward Marston, Tom MacCluskey, Brian Cornell, Don Wetzell, Jerry Fabris, Peter Copeland, Rick Wilkins, Tom Owen. Remastered By: Tom MacCluskey. Supervised By (Project Supervisor): Frank Byrne. Liner Notes: Frank Byrne. Technician (Additional Audio Restoration): George Blood.

Favorite Musical Treasures Various Shares Johann Strauss Jr., Franz Schubert, Camille Saint-Saëns and 3 more Frank Zappa Meets The Mothers Of Prevention Frank Zappa, 1985 Shares Unknown Artist People, Hell And Angels Jimi Hendrix, 2013 Shares Unknown Artist Back To Oakland Tower Of Power, 1974 Shares Unknown Artist Columbia Records Presents Vladimir Horowitz Vladimir Horowitz, Chopin, Schumann, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, 1962 Shares Frédéric Chopin Greatest Hits Of 1720 Philharmonia Virtuosi of New York, Richard Kapp, 1977 Shares Johann Sebastian Bach Angel Clare Garfunkel, 1973 Shares Traditional, Johann Sebastian Bach 1812 Overture • Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 • Rakózcy March Tchaikovsky / Liszt / Berlioz / Vienna Festival Orchestra Conducted By Victor Desarzens, 1959 Shares Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Hector Berlioz

Release notes

From this box set's booklet:

Sincere appreciation to General Charles C. Krulak, Commandant of the Marine Corps, whose support of this Bicentennial recording project made it possible.

Thanks to the officers and members of the United States Marine Band who contributed to this project in meaningful ways throughout its course:

LtCol Timothy W. Foley, Director; Maj Dennis R. Burian, Assistant Director/Executive Officer; and Capt Michael J. Colburn, Assistant Director, who endured hours of listening and evaluation of these recordings and whose musical insights were essential

Audio Engineer: SSgt Karl Jackson, who cataloged, researched, transferred, dubbed, supervised restoration work, checked, double and triple checked, worked tirelessly, and offered invaluable insight and guidance through every phase of this project

Marine Band Recording Engineers represented on this project include: Dick Bush, Ros Ritchie, Geoffrey Langdon, Don Barringer, Rodney Brown, and Karl Jackson.

Research Assistance: the U.S. Marine Band Library Staff—MGySgt Mike Ressler, Chief Librarian; MSgt Dale Allen, Asst Chief Librarian; MSgt Kathy Allen, Asst Chief Librarian; MSgt Kathy Allen, GySgt Susan Bour, SSgt Preston Mitchell, and SSgt Jane Cross, all of whom responded promptly and efficiently when asked to research obscure details and/or facts in the Band's historical files

Design Coordination and Proofreading: the U.S. Marine Band Public Affairs Staff—MGySgt Andrew Linden, Chief; SSgt Christine Kohn, Asst Chief; SSgt James Arnold, SSgt Katherine Freiburger

Project Supervisor/Booklet Notes: Capt Frank Byrne

Numerous civilian agencies and individuals cooperated and otherwise assisted in the realization of this project, and without whose help it would not have been possible:

Audio Conservation Supervised by Ward Marston

Mastering: Ward Marston and Bob Katz

Recording Transfers by: Ward Marston, Jerry Fabris (Edison National Historical Site), Brian Cornell (Library of Congress), Peter Copeland (National Sound Archive, The British Museum), Tom MacCluskey (BMG), Tom Owen, Don Wetzell, Rick Wilkins

Additional audio restoration by George Blood

CD Packaging and Design: Supon Design Group

Rare recordings were loaned from the private collections of individuals and from archives around the world. Without the generosity and faith invested by these people, access to one-of-a-kind recordings would have been impossible:

Frederick P. Williams—whose discographical documentation was of immense value and whose collection provided the largest single source of acoustic material for this collection

John S. Dales—who kindly offered access to his very rare Columbia cylinders and was gracious enough to travel to London from his home in Birmingham, England, to allow them to be transferred at the National Sound Archive of the British Museum

Michael Khanchalian—who offered leads on other rare recordings and made his own available upon request

Jerry Fabris, Curator of Sound Recordings, Edison National Historic Site—made available transfers of Edison Diamond Discs

Steve Harding—for making available rare recordings from the collection of the late William R. Bryant

John Bolig—for kindly loaning recordings from Eldridge Johnson Museum

Others who also kindly loaned recordings or otherwise made them available include: Tim Brooks, Bill Clinger, Leigh Martinet, and Paul Charosh

Numerous individuals provided information, referrals to other collectors, offered assistance and otherwise helped us over the years. They include: Kurt Nauck, Allen G. Debus, Peter Schamberger, Richard Warren, Edward Bahr, Chuck Haddix, Peter Munsted, Oliner Berliner, Dr. Lawrence Auspos, Walter Mitzga, Chris Hamilton, John Fesler, Rick Wilkins, Alan Koenigsberg, and Ray Wile

Special thanks to Jon Newsom, Chief of the Music Division of the Library of Congress for advice and encouragement on this project

Thanks to the staff of the Recorded Sound Division of the Library of Congress: Allen McConnell, Sam Brylawski, Wyn Matthias, Brian Cornell

Thanks to Peter Copeland, Technical Manager, and Nigel Bewley of the National Sound Archive of The British Museum in London

Thanks to the following individuals and institutions for assistance with research and/or for loaning recordings: Bob Follett, Head, Music Library, Arizona State University; Ann Buttars, Utah State University; Michael Yeates, MIT Museum; Susan Stinson, Syracuse University; Dr. Deane Root and Kathryn Miller Haines of the Center for American Music, University of Pittsburgh; Don McCormack, Rodgers and Hammerstein Archive

Thanks to BMG Classics and the following staff who were of great assistance: Jay David Saks, Daniel Guss, Nat Johnson, Hank Meyer, Tom MacCluskey, Linda Rein, John F.X. Walsh, and Gavina Gallier

Thanks to the following composers who graciously allowed their music to be included on this set: Karel Husa, Michael Colgrass, Warren Benson, John Harbison, Ron Nelson, and Joseph Schwantner

Thanks to the following arrangers and/or editors who graciously allowed their work to be included ont his set: Ray Cramer and R. Mark Rogers

Thanks to the following publishers who generously offered the use of their music on this collection: C.L. Barnhouse Co.; Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.; Ludwig Music Publishing Co., Inc.; G. Schirmer, Inc.; Peer Music Classical; Theodore Presser Co.; Carl Fischer, Inc.; Bovaco Music; Associated Music Publishers; European American Music Distributors Corp.; Warner/Chappel [sic] Music; Warner Bros. Publications, Inc.

The following copyrighted music is included in this collection. Unless otherwise noted, selections are in the public domain:

CD 3

Kent Kennan - Night Soliloquy © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov/B. Walton O'Donnell - Flight of the Bumblebee © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

Joseph de Luca - Beautiful Colorado © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Del Staigers - Carnival of Venice © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Arthur Pryor/Dale L. Harpham - Starlight © Carl Fischer, Inc.

CD 4

Mikhail Glinka/Frank Winterbottom - Overture to Russlan and Ludmilla © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

CD 5

Howard Hanson - Chorale and Alleluia © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Leroy Anderson - Bugler's Holiday © Mills Music, Inc.

Samuel Barber - Commando March © G. Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP)

Charles Belsterling/Harry L. Alford - March of the Steelmen © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Henry Fillmore - Man of the Hour © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Clifton Williams - Fanfare and Allegro © Summy Birchard Inc.

Karl King - Purple Pageant © C.L. Barnhouse Co. (SESAC)

Giuseppe Verdi/Mayhew L. Lake - Overture to La Forza de destino © Carl Fischer, Inc.

Paul Hindemith - Symphony in B-flat for Concert Band © Schott Musik International, c/o European American Music Distributors Corporation (ASCAP)

CD 6

Paul Hindemith - March from Symphonic Metamorphosis © Schott Musik International, c/o European American Music Distributors Corporation (ASCAP)

Dmitri Shostakovich/Donald R. Hunsberger - Festive Overture, Op. 96 © MCA Music Publishing

John Philip Sousa - Pride of the Wolverines © Sousa, Inc.

H. Owen Reed - La Fiesta Mexicana © Mills Music, Inc.

Johannes Halvorsen/Clifford P. Barnes - Entry March of the Boyares © Ludwig Music Publishing Co., Inc.

CD 7

Percy Grainger/edited by Frederick Fennell - Lincolnshire Posy © Ludwig Music Publishing Co., Inc.

Morton Gould - Derivations for Clarinet and Winds © Morton Gould (G. Schirmer, agent) (ASCAP)

Morton Gould - Symphony for Band, <i>West Point</i> © Chappell & Co.

Igor Stravinsky/David Raksin - Circus Polka © Schott Musik International, c/o European American Music Distributors Corporation (ASCAP)

Charles Ives - Fugue in C © Peer International Corp. (BMI)

Piotr Tchaikovsky/Ray Cramer - Dance of the Jesters from The Snow Maiden © Curnow Music Press, Inc.

CD 8

Karel Husa - Concerto for Wind Ensemble © Associated Music Publishers (BMI)

Michael Colgrass - Winds of Nagual © Colgrass Music/Carl Fischer, Inc.

Warren Benson - Symphony II - "Lost Songs" © Warren Benson/Carl Fischer, Inc.

CD 9

Warren Benson - Wings © Warren Benson/Carl Fischer, Inc.

John Harbison - Three City Blocks © Associated Music Publishers, Inc. (BMI)

Ron Nelson - Passacaglia (Homage on B-A-C-H) © Ludwig Music Publishing Co., Inc.

Joseph Schwantner - ...and the mountains rising nowhere © Helicon Music Corporation c/o European American Music Distributors Corporation (BMI)

Aaron Copland - Emblems © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

William Schuman - George Washington Bridge © G. Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP)

Charles Ives/James b. Sinclair - Country Band March © Merion Music, Inc./BMI

Sir William Walton/W. J. Duthoit - Coronation March, "Crown Imperial" © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

CD 10

Gustav Holst - Hammersmith - Prelude and Scherzo © Boosey & Hawkes

Ralph Vaughan Williams - Toccata Marziale © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

John Philip Sousa - Black Horse Troop © Sam Fox

Arnold Schoenberg - Theme and Variations, Op. 43a © G. Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP)

Leonard B. Smith - Music Festival March © Bovaco

Percy Grainger/R. Mark Rogers - Colonial Song © Southern Music Publishing Co.

Gordon Jacob - Music for a Festival © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

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This recording is produced for educational purposes and to enhance the public affairs and community relations programs of the Marine Corps.

Because appropriated funds were used in the production of this recording, it may not be distributed for private use and is not for sale.

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