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£60.99Liberty Bell, The - John Philip Sousa
This spirited Sousa favorite is another publication in Dr. William D. Revelli's acclaimed series of distinctive march interpretations. In his years with the University of Michigan band, Dr. Revelli used this edition of THE LIBERTY BELL to thrill audiences the world over. It retains the flavor of the original, but adds that special 'Revelli touch.'
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£67.95
The Glory Of The Yankee Navy - John Philip Sousa
Not all of Sousa's marches were intended to be used in parade marching. This great march was intended by Sousa to be a sit-down, or concert march.
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£121.00Looking Upward Suite - John Philip Sousa
This new definitive edition of one of the "March Kings" greatest compositions is a welcome addition to the historic legacy of the modern concert band. Meticulously researched and studied, and based on the actual parts and materials used by the Sousa Band on their legendary tours, this is a tour de force that will be enjoyed by fine bands for many years.
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£104.50The Gallant Seventh - John Philip Sousa
Col. Bourgeois knowledge of performance practice in the original Sousa band is seen throughout this fine march. The regimental trumpets and drums should stand behind the band for the most authentic musical effect. It is truly gallant!
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£121.00Beau Ideal - John Philip Sousa
Upon leaving the Marine Band to form his own professional band Sousa wrote this classic original march. It has since become a standard in the repertoire of American concert bands and is now available in a new, historically accurate edition.
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£121.00People Who Live In Glass Houses - John Philip Sousa
This four-movement suite was written in 1909, just before the Sousa Bands world tour. The movements are titled: The Champagnes; The Rhine Wines; The Whiskies - Scotch, Irish, Bourbon, and Rye; and Convention of the Cordials. Each movement reflects the country or region from which the various drinks are derived and can also be performed as separate works. The suite was later revised for orchestra but was never published for band until now. An historically important and welcome addition to the band repertoire!
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£104.50Who's Who In Navy Blue - John Philip Sousa
Noted Sousa researcher, Frank Byrne brings us a definitive edition complete with full score of this classic march. Composed at the request of the 1920 graduating class of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, its dedicated to Tecumseh, the famous Indian statue located at the Naval Academy. (2 minutes, 50 seconds)
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£104.50The Volunteers (March) - John Philip Sousa
Always a patriot, Sousa composed what may be his most programmatic march to honor World War I shipbuilders. Many sounds typical of early 20th century shipbuilding are featured including the sound of sirens, hammering, anvils and riveting machines. A delightful and stylish march with some very unique features!
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£104.50Pet Of The Petticoats - John Philip Sousa
When Sousa became the fourteenth leader of the United States Marine Band he immediately began to add his own works to the bands repertoire, including Pet of the Petticoats March. This delightful and interesting march is in a different form than that of Sousas later marches, having no introduction, as it begins right with the first strain. Originally written for a stage play of the same name, Pet of the Petticoats March provides a musical window into another era in a simpler, less complex America.
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£82.50Resumption March - John Philip Sousa
1879 was a very eventful year for John Philip Sousa. He was a successful conductor, conducting Gilbert and Sullivans musical comedy, H.M.S. Pinafore, the year before he became the leader of the United States Marine Band, and it was the year he got married. It was also the year he composed Resumption March. The title was a reference to the resumption of the United States to use gold and silver coins following the post-Civil War inflation and depression. The march was published the same year in Philadelphia by the J. W. Pepper music publishing firm.
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