8 thoughts on “ Boy Scouts Of America - Fennell*, Eastman Wind Ensemble - March Time (Cassette) ”

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7. One of the cups was presented by the members of the band, another by the 12,00 employees of the show, and the third by the Boy Scouts an America, for whom he had just written this march. Dr. Charles D. Hunt, president of the national Scout organization, had earlier made the request of Sousa.

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8. The CD reproduces the very interesting liner notes written by Fennell himself for the original LPs, in which he contrasts, in a slightly emphatic way, "the composer's choice" (the symphony orchestra) and the "people's choise" (the wind band), leading to many 19th century arrangements of /5(7).

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