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Marches in Hi-Fi

Fiedler, Arthur, 1894-1979. prf. CD - 1958 CD Symphonic Fiedler Marches 1 On Shelf No requests on this item Community Rating: 2.7 out of 5

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Call Number: CD Symphonic Fiedler Marches
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Marches for orchestra.
"Contains previously released material"--Container.
Program notes by Robert A. Simon inserted in container.
Aïda. Grand march / Verdi (3:35) -- Babes in Toyland. March of the toys / Herbert (3:48) -- Semper fidelis / Sousa (2:34) -- Suite no. 1, op. 43. Marche miniature / Tchaikovsky (1:58) -- Yankee doodle / Traditional ; arr. Morton Gould (2:31) -- Up the street / Morse (2:09) -- Damnation of Faust. Rakóczy march / Berlioz (4:12) -- The King and I. March of the Siamese children / Rodgers (3:25) -- Caucasian sketches. Procession of the Sardar / Ippolitov-Ivanov (3:45) -- Le régiment de Sambre-et-Meuse / Planquette (3:56) -- The ruins of Athens. Turkish march / Beethoven (1:37) -- Colonel Bogey / Alford (3:06) -- Dixie / Daniel Emmett ; arr. Frank Black (.47) -- American salute / Gould (4:09) -- Strike up the band / G. Gershwin-I. Gershin (2:44) -- Athalie. War march of the priests / Mendelssohn (5:26) -- Karelia suite. Alla marcia / Sibelius (4:08) -- Ben Hur. March of the Charioteers / Rózsa (3:38) -- Stars and stripes forever / Sousa (3:23).
Contents: Aïda. -- Babes in Toyland. -- Semper Fidelis. -- Suites, -- Up the street. -- Damnation de Faust. -- King and I. -- Kavkazskie çeskizy. -- Régiment de Sambre et Meuse. -- Ruinen von Athen. -- Colonel Bogey. -- Dixie; -- American salute. -- Strike up the band. -- Athalie. -- Karelia. -- Ben-Hur. -- Stars and stripes forever.

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Classic Marches submitted by Meginator on July 26, 2018, 9:33am This album of classic marches includes a lot of familiar songs from a variety of sources, including some early musicals. The interpretation is accessible and the selection is good, allowing for some variation from the traditional march format that gives each track its own vibe and prevents the compilation from feeling like the same song 20 times over (which can happen with marches).

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