PM002 Marches

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PM 002 MARCHES. From every country, toe tappin on-your-feet music, full length performances

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from A FESTIVAL OF MARCHES, Columbia MQ 572 (1963), Philadelphia Orchestra/Eugene Ormandy

[1] Turkish March from Ruins of Athens, [1811] Beethoven 1:55
[2] Funeral March of a Marionette, [1873] Gounod 4:10
[3] Grand March from Aida, [1871] Verdi 6:15
[4] March of Toreadors from Carmen, [1875] Bizet 2:10
[5] March of Toys from Babes in Toyland, [1903] Herbert 4:05
[6] Marche Militaire, Schubert (1797-1828) 3:50
[7] March from Love of Three Oranges, [1919] Prokofiev 1:55
[8] Radetzky March, [1848] Johann Strauss Sr 3:00
[9] Meadowlands, Traditional Russian military march 1:55

"The march is without question one of the most stimulating and irresistible of musical forms... It is very likely that most of thses marches can be marched to only in heaven, but I don't think you will be able to resist marking time with your foot while listening to A FESTIVAL OF MARCHES" --Thomas Frost, Producer of Columbia Masterworks.

from FAMOUS CONTINENTAL MARCHES, London LPM 70023, Band of Grenadier Guards/Major F. J. Harris

[10] El Albanico, Javaloves 2:30
[11] La Ritirata Italiana, Drescher 2:20
[12] Boccaccio, Suppe 2:15

from MARCHE SLAV, Columbia MQ 802, Philadelphia Orchestra/Eugene Ormandy

[13] Marche Slav, Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Don't mess with anyone who can march to this. 10:40

from GREAT MARCHES FOR BAND, Fidelity Sound Recordings LP 1244 (1963)Purdue University Band/Al G. Wright.

[14] Zacatecas, Genaro Codina 3:45

from POPULAR MUSIC THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER, RCA RDS 31-5 Regimental Band of the British Guards/Major Hillary Wilkenson

[15] Il Bersagliere, Boccalari 2:00

from MAGNIFENT MARCHES, Columbia MQ905 Philadelphia Orchestra/Eugene Ormandy

[16] Triumphant Entry of the Boyars, Halvorsen [1864 - 1935] 4:30

TRT 58:41

and PM019 COLLEGE LIFE PM025 FUN WITH SOUSA PM026 PRUSSIA PM027 MARCHE

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