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The Civil War.

Title
The Civil War. Volume 1, Fort Sumter to Gettysburg [sound recording] / Frederick Fennell conducting the Eastman Wind Ensemble.
Author
Fennell, Frederick.
Publication
[Chicago] : Mercury, [1961]

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Additional Authors
  • Gabel, Martin, 1912-1986.
  • Eastman Wind Ensemble. prf
Description
2 sound discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.; 12 in.
Series Statement
Mercury living presence
Alternative Title
  • Band music of the Union troops.
  • Hail to the chief.
  • Listen to the mocking bird.
  • Palmyra schottische.
  • Hail Columbia.
  • Freischütz quickstep.
  • Parade.
  • Port Royal galop.
  • Nightingale waltz.
  • Marseillaise.
  • Band music of the Confederate troops.
  • Dixie.
  • Bonnie blue flag.
  • Cheer boys cheer.
  • Into quickstep.
  • Old North state.
  • Easter galop.
  • Come, dearest, the daylight is gone.
  • Maryland, my Maryland.
  • Waltz no. 19.
  • Old hundredth.
  • Field music of Union and Confederate troops.
  • Camp, garrison and field calls for fifes and drums.
  • Cavalry bugle signals.
Subject
Note
  • Mercury: LPS9002--LPS9003 (on container: LPS-2-901).
  • Music from the American Civil War.
  • Historical notes on the war and its bands ([22] p. : ill.) inserted in container.
Contents
Band music of the Union troops. Hail to the chief -- Listen to the mocking bird -- Palmyra schottische -- Hail Columbia -- Freischütz quickstep -- Parade -- Port Royal galop -- Nightingale waltz -- La marseillaise -- Band music of the Confederate troops. Dixie -- Bonnie blue flag -- Cheer boys cheer -- Into quickstep -- Old North state -- Easter galop -- Come, dearest, the daylight is gone -- Maryland, my Maryland -- Waltz no. 19 -- Old hundredth --Field music of Union and Confederate troops. Camp, garrison and field calls for fifes and drums : The girl I left behind me ; The recruiting Sergeant ; Jefferson and Liberty ; Old 1812 ; Carry me back ; Liverpool hornpipe ; New port ; Gary Owen.
Call Number
*LZR 64482
OCLC
15744917
Author
Fennell, Frederick. Performer
Title
The Civil War. Volume 1, Fort Sumter to Gettysburg [sound recording] / Frederick Fennell conducting the Eastman Wind Ensemble.
Imprint
[Chicago] : Mercury, [1961]
Series
Mercury living presence
Performer
Martin Gabel, narrator ; the Eastman Wind Ensemble ; Frederick Fennell, conductor.
Added Author
Gabel, Martin, 1912-1986. Performer
Fennell, Frederick.
Eastman Wind Ensemble. Performer
Added Title
Band music of the Union troops.
Hail to the chief.
Listen to the mocking bird.
Palmyra schottische.
Hail Columbia.
Freischütz quickstep.
Parade.
Port Royal galop.
Nightingale waltz.
Marseillaise.
Band music of the Confederate troops.
Dixie.
Bonnie blue flag.
Cheer boys cheer.
Into quickstep.
Old North state.
Easter galop.
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone.
Maryland, my Maryland.
Waltz no. 19.
Old hundredth.
Field music of Union and Confederate troops.
Camp, garrison and field calls for fifes and drums.
Cavalry bugle signals.
Publisher No.
LPS-2-901 Mercury
LPS9002--LPS9003 Mercury
Research Call Number
*LZR 64482 Program notes on file.
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