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Celebrating the pipe organ, the King of Instruments |
1878 Lewis organ at Ripon Cathedral, England, UK
March Again
Put some spring in your step with this week’s show, and perhaps even respond to the urge to get on your feet and troop around with these parade pieces and processionals for diverse occasions. Whether it be a pompous processional from Paris, or a splashy sound-off by Sousa, our program guarantees to make you move up out of your chair, fall in and straighten that rank and, in response to irrepressible rhythms and March Again.
Program Broadcast dates:
- March 08, 2004
Music played in the program
RICHARD POPPLEWELL: March, from Suite [1974] –Jane Watts (1989 Mander/Rochester Cathedral, England, UK) Priory PRCD389
WILLIAM LLOYD WEBBER: Festal March –Jane Watts (1876 Henry Willis/Salisbury Cathedral, England, UK) Priory PRCD616
FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN: March, from Flute Clock Pieces –Olivier Latry (1745 Stumm/Pauluskirche, Kirchheimbolanden, Germany) BNL 112792
LOUIS VIERNE: Marche épiscopale, improvisation –David Patrick (1962 Harrison & Harrison/Coventry Cathedral, England, UK) ASV CD-993
THÉODORE DUBOIS: Marche Triomphale –Paul Hale (1996 Nicholson/Southwell Minster, England, UK) OxRecs CD-80
ALPHONSE MAILLY: Marche solennelle –Feike Asma (1726 Vater/Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Festivo 6921 692
GEORGE GERSHWIN: Strike up the band. FRANK W. MEACHAM: American Patrol –Charlie Balogh (Wurlitzer/Organ Stop Pizza, Mesa, AZ) ERB Enterprises 115
JULIUS FUCIK: March of the Gladiators March –Patrick Wedd (1927 Wurlitzer/Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver, BC, Canada) CBC CD-1019
LEON JESSEL: Parade of the Wooden Soldiers –Paul Danilewski (1930 Aeolian/Longwood Gardens, Dupont Estate, Kennett Square, PA) DTR CD-8607
VICTORIA BOND: D-Day March –Richard Cummins (1926 Skinner; 1980 Möller/Greene Memorial UMC, Roanoke, VA) Cummins CD-25198
JOHN PHILIP SOUSA: The Liberty Bell March –Martin Setchell (1997 Rieger/Town Hall, Christchurch, New Zealand) Atoll ACD-603
KENNETH ALFORD: Colonel Bogey March –Dave Wickerham (1926 Barton/Rialto Square Theatre, Joliet, IL) WS Productions CD-1997
FREDERICK DELIUS (transcribed by Potts): The Walk to the Paradise Garden –Nigel Potts (1929 Skinner/Woolsey Hall, Yale University, New Haven, CT) Integrity Audio CD-2001
CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD: Installation March –Graham Barber (1878 Lewis/Ripon Cathedral, England, UK) Priory PRCD769