- John Philip Sousa, Marching Along, 1928
JERRY JUNKIN
DALLAS WIND SYMPHONY
RR-94CD
[HDCD]
And no marches are quite as inspired as those by America's beloved March Master.
Jerry Junkin leads the renowned Dallas Wind Symphony through the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights of every wind-band.
Recorded in the big, bold acoustics of the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas and captured in "Prof." Johnson's most brilliant HDCD sound, this collection of favorites and rarities qualifies as essential Americana.
STRICTLY SOUSA was produced and engineered by Reference Recordings' multiple Grammy nominated team: J. Tamblyn Henderson, Jr. and Keith O. Johnson.
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Related back catalog on Reference Recordings featuring the Dallas Wind Symphony Conducted by Frederick Fennell RR-85 HDCD - Marches I've Missed RR-62 HDCD - Beachcomber RR-58 HDCD - Pomp and Pipes RR-52 HDCD - Trittico RR-43 CD - Fennell Favorites Conducted by Jerry Junkin RR-76 HDCD - Holidays & Epiphanies RR-66 HDCD - Arnold for Band Conducted by Howard Dunn RR-39 CD - Holst: Hammersmith Suites 1 & 2 etc RR-38 CD - Fiesta |
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1. Solid Men to the Front 2. Black Horse Troop 3. Hands Across the Sea 4. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine 5. The Pride of the Wolverines 6. Semper Fidelis 7. The Glory of the Yankee Navy 8. Easter Monday on the White House Lawn 9. Manhattan Beach 10. Salute to Kansas 11. The Liberty Bell 12. The Gallant Seventh 13. El Capitan 14. The Rifle Regiment 15. Washington Post 16. The Picadore 17. The Thunderer 18. King Cotton 19 The Stars and Stripes Forever 20. The Star Spangled Banner (arr. Sousa) 21. The Liberty Bell, "Tritone" 22. Musicians Reaction |
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