Various Artists - Not Sousa, Vol. 3: Even More Great Marches Not by John Philip Sousa - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Grand March from Aida - Nso of Ireland/Rico Saccani 2. Alla Marcia from Karella Ste - Czecho-Slovak Radio So/Kenneth Schermerhorn 3. Marcia from Ser for STRS - Helsingborg So/Okko Kamu 4. Marche Slave - Royal Po/Adrian Leaper 5. March from Jeux D'enfants - New Zealand So/Donald Johanos 6. The Damnation of Faust Hungarian March - Hungarian State So/Matyas Antal 7. March from the Nutcracker - Slovak Po/Michael Halasz 8. Funeral March from Pno Son No.2 - Razumovsky Sinf/Alfred Eschwe 9. The Magic FL March of the Priests - Failoni Orch, Budapest/Michael Halasz 10. Smugglers' March from Carmen - Slovak Philharmonic Orch/Anthony Bramall 11. Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 - Czecho-Slovak Radio So/Adrian Leaper 12. Marche Joyeuse - Czecho-Slovak Radio So (Bratislava)/ Ondrej Lenard 13. Radetsky March - Budapest Strauss Ens/Istvan Bogar 14. Military March No.1 - Razumovsky Sinf/Peter Breiner 15. London Ste Knightsbridge - Czecho-Slovak Radio So/Adrian Leaper 16. Sigurd Jorsalfar Homage March - BBC Scottish So/Jerzy Maksymiuk

Album Tracks 1. Prelude - Various Performers 2. Te Aeternum Patrem - Various Performers 3. In Te, Domine Speravi - Various Performers 4. Marche Pour la Ceremonie Des Turcs - Capriccio Stravagante 5. Reprise de la Marche Pour la Cérémonie Des Turcs - Capriccio Stravagante 6. Portons Partout L'horreur - Les Enfants D'apollon 7. Ouverture - Les Nouveaux Caractères 8. Act V, Scenes 2 & 3 - Various Performers 9. Prelude. Air de Tancrede - Various Performers 10. Symphonie de Trompettes. Recit & Air D'herminie - Various Performers 11. Ouverture - Pygmalion 12. Chaconne - Pygmalion 13. Premier Tambourin - Deuxieme Tambourin - Chantons Tous, Un Sort Plus Doux Tarit Nos Larmes - Pygmalion 14. Airs Pour la Dispute Des Prix de la Lutte Et de L'arc - Le Concert Spirituel 15. Deuxième Air Pour Les Cyclopes - Le Concert Spirituel 16. Air Pour L'entrée Des Nymphes Guerrières - Le Concert Spirituel 17. Air Pour L'entrée Des Divinités Infernales - Le Concert Spirituel 18. Omnes Gentes Plaudite Manibus a 8 - Galilei Consort 19. Te Ergo Quaesumus - Les Cris de Paris 20. Tibi Cherubim Et Seraphim - Les Cris de Paris 21. Sequentia - Le Concert Spirituel

Marches are a large and significant part of the Norwegian military band tradition. Here we have collected marches that differ in origin, character, and importance. They are marches that we like to play and hear, and, we hope, that you the listener will appreciate. (Leif Arne Pedersen, conductor) Humans are the only animal species capable of moving as one body in time to dance or march music. When the Ottomans conquered parts of southern Europe in the fourteenth century, they had elite soldiers marching in the lead and playing on shawms and numerous percussion instruments. Known as Janissaries in Turkish, they were the first to call attention to march music. The march was to gradually develop into a piece of music in set form featuring easily recognizable melodies and countermelodies and based on eight and sixteen-measure periods. Many marches came to be regarded as military marches used both in war and peacetime. John Philip Sousa declared that he Inchwould rather be the composer of an inspired march than of a manufactured symphony.Inch Scarcely another form of music depicts all sides of human life as does the march.