Step back in time with the United States Marine Band's "The Bicentennial Collection, Vol. 1: Early Acoustic Recordings," a captivating journey through the rich musical heritage of "The President's Own." Released in 2011 to commemorate the band's 200th anniversary, this album offers a unique glimpse into the past with its collection of early acoustic recordings. Spanning a diverse range of American and European music, the album features 30 tracks that showcase the band's exceptional skill and versatility. From the stirring marches of John Philip Sousa to the elegant waltzes of European composers, each piece is a testament to the band's enduring legacy. The album's duration of 1 hour and 13 minutes ensures a comprehensive exploration of the band's repertoire, making it a treasure trove for music enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Whether you're a fan of classical music, patriotic tunes, or simply appreciate the artistry of the United States Marine Band, this album is sure to delight and inspire.
2011 Altissimo2011 Altissimo
Tracks
Farewell to DresdenAnonymous, United States Marine Band
Hornpipe PolkaAnonymous, United States Marine Band
National FenciblesJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Yorktown Centennial MarchJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61, Act V: Wedding MarchFelix Mendelssohn, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The Washington Post MarchJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The Liberty BellJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The ThundererJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Belle of New YorkTom Clark, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The Red, White and Blue (Arr. T.A. Beckett)David Shaw, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Selections from ErminieEdward Jackobowski, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Old HickoryFrancesco Fanciulli, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Manhattan BeachJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Smokey MokesAbe Holzmann, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Old Club MarchWilliam H. Santelmann, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Admiral Dewey MarchWilliam H. Santelmann, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The PicadoreJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Der lustige Krieg, Op. 397: MarchJohann Strauss II, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Semper FidelisJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
The CoquetteJohn Philip Sousa, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Lola WaltzCarl Friedemann, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Kaiser FriedrichCarl Friedemann, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Salute to WashingtonAnonymous, United States Marine Band
Southern IdealJohn Clifford Heed, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Maple Leaf RagScott Joplin, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Marsovia WaltzesHenriette Blanke-Belcher, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Lincoln CentennialLee Sanford, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
Gate CityAlfred Frederick Weldon, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
National EmblemEdwin Eugene Bagley, United States Marine Band, Anonymous
German FidelityHermann Louis Blankenburg, United States Marine Band, Anonymous