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Recording Review

Volume 21 • Number 3

Fall 2003



 

 

Sousa Marches Played by the Sousa Band: The Complete Commercial Recordings. 3–CD set taken from records and cylinders, 1897–1930. Introductory speech by John Philip Sousa. Conductors: John Philip Sousa, Rosario Bourdon, Edwin G. Clarke, Herbert L. Clarke, Henry Higgins, Joseph Pasternack, Arthur Pryor, Walter B. Rogers, and Nathaniel Shilkret. Liner notes by Paul Bierley, Keith Brion, Frank Byrne, Frederick P. Williams, and Seth Winner. 2000. Crystal Records CD 461–3.

A composer of operettas, overtures, suites, dances, and songs, as well as a novelist and prolific editorialist, John Philip Sousa is best remembered today for his more than 130 marches. It is a relief that now, more than seven decades after the composer's death, we can finally experience so many of these important pieces in one set of historic recordings, Sousa Marches Played by the Sousa Band: The Complete Commercial Recordings.


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