John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)
Data1/10John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)Country : États-UnisGender : MasculinBirth :Washington, 06-11-1854Death :Reading, Pa, 06-03-1932Note :Compositeur et chef de musique d'harmonieISNI :ISNI 0000 0001 0854 5601 (Information about ISNI)Activities of John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) (256 resources in data.bnf.fr)Musical work (256)Kansas wildcats(1931) The northern pines(1931) George Washington bicentennial(1931) Harmonica wizard march(1930) You're the flower of my heart(1930) The Salvation army march(1930) When my dreams come true(1929) University of Illinois march(1929) New Mexico(1928) Golden jubilee(1928) Riders for the flag(1927) Sesquicentennial exposition march(1926) The Gridiron club(1926) Jazz America(1925) Cuba land suite(1925) The national game(1925) data.bnf.fr
Data2/10The black horse troop(1924) Ancient and honorable artillery company(1924) Nobles of the mystic shrine(1923) The gallant seventh(1922) Humoresques. Orchestre d'harmonie(1922) Keeping step with the Union march(1921) Comrades of the Legion(1920) Who's who in navy blue(1920) On the campus(1920) Bullets and bayonets(1918) The chantyman's march(1918) Sabre and spurs(1918) Anchor and star(1918) We are coming march(1918) Solid men to the front(1918) When the boys come sailing home !(1918) Flags of freedom march(1918) U.S. field artillery(1917) In pulpit and pew fantasy(1917) Liberty Loan march(1917) Boy scouts of America(1916) With pleasure(1912) Dwellers of the Western world(1910) The glory of the Yankee Navy(1909) People who live in glass houses(1909) "Marche américaine. Piano. Op. 131"(1909)of Cécile Chaminade with John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) as DedicateeThe free lance(1906) At the King's court(1904) Diplomat march(1904) Jack Tar(1903) data.bnf.fr
Data3/10The pride of Pittsburgh(1901) The invincible eagle(1901) Colonial dames waltzes(1900) A century of progress(1900) The white plume march(1900) Daughters of Texas(1900) Hail to the spirit of liberty(1900) The Belle of Chicago(1900) The dauntless battalion(1900) The review(1900) Power and glory(1900) From Maine to Oregon march(1900) Imperial Edward march(1900) The Lambs' march(1900) The coquette(1900) The man behind the gun(1899) Hands across the sea(1899) The Charlatan. Ouverture(1898) The bride elect(1897) El capitán(1896) The stars and stripes forever(1896) King cotton(1895) Liberty bell(1893) Manhattan beach(1893) The beau ideal(1893) On parade(1892) Chariot race(1890) High school cadets(1890) Corcoran cadets(1890) Washington Post(1889) The Picadore(1889) The Washington Post. Orchestre d'harmonie(1889) data.bnf.fr
Data4/10The Quilting party(1889) The thunderer(1889) The crusader(1888) Semper fidelis(1888) The gladiator march(1886) The rifle regiment(1886) Vautour(1886) Tally ho. Ouverture(1886) Sound off(1885) Mother Hubbard march(1885) Bonnie Annie Laurie(1883) Wolverine march(1881) Guide right march(1881) Our flirtation(1880) In parlor and street fantasy(1880) Nymphalin(1880) The Lily bells(1880) Globe and eagle march(1879) Myrrha gavotte(1876) Marches(1873) "Joyeux nègres. Piano (2 ou 4 mains)"of Rodolphe Berger National fencibles with John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) as DedicateeThe fairest of the fair See more documents of this work formdata.bnf.fr
Data5/10Documents about John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) (5 resources in data.bnf.fr)Books (4)The incredible Band ofJohn Philip Sousa(2006), Paul Edmund Bierley, Urbana ; Chicago ; London: University of Illinois press, 2006Perspectives on John Philip , Washington : Library ofCongress , 1983Sousa(1983) Sousa at Illinois(2005), Phyllis Danner(1944-2002), Warren(Mich.) : Harmonie Parkpress , 2005John Philip Sousa(1973), Paul Edmund Bierley, Urbana ; Chicago ; London: University of Illinois press, cop. 1973Archives and manuscripts (main catalog) (1)John Philip SousaNone Themes related to John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) (11 resources in data.bnf.fr)Sciences de l'information et de la documentation (3)Bibliographie Dossiers documentaires Catalogues Orchestre à vent, Musique d' Musique (3)Musique Orchestre d'harmonie, Musique d' data.bnf.fr
Data6/10Authors (2) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Bibliographie Catalogues Herbert Lincoln Clarke (1867-1945) Dossiers documentaires Musique Orchestre à vent, Musique d' Orchestre d'harmonie, Musique d' John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Sousa Band. New York City University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Herbert Lincoln Clarke (1867-1945)Organizations (2)Sousa Band. New York CitySavoir et érudition. Musées (1)Authors related to "John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)" (54 resources in data.bnf.fr)Authors linked as composer (23)Alban Berg (1885-1935) Rodolphe Berger (1864-1916) James G. Borrelli (compositeur, 18.-19. ) André Caplet (1878-1925) Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944) Jean Cras (1879-1932) Paul Dukas (1865-1935) César Franck (1822-1890) Gustav Holst (1874-1934) Jean Huré (1877-1930) Vincent d' Indy (1851-1931) Jean-Georges Kastner (1810-1867) data.bnf.fr
Data7/10Charles Martin Loeffler (1861-1935) Albéric Magnard (1865-1914) Jules Massenet (1842-1912) Louis Mayeur (1837-1894) Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809-1847) Modest Petrovič Musorgskij (1839-1881) Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) William James Robjohn (1843-1920) Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) Franz Schubert (1797-1828) Authors linked as actor (4)Ron Ely Paul Gleason (1939-2006) Bill Lucking Michael Miller (1931-1983) Georges Corroyez (compositeur, 18.-1950) Édouard VII (roi de Grande-Bretagne, 1841-1910) Maurice Gracey (1876-1951) Émile Tavan (1849-1929) John Wallace Warner home video France Authors linked as author (3)Authors linked as arranger (2)Francis Salabert (1884-1946)Authors linked as conductor (2)Günther HerbigAuthors linked as publisher (2)International masters publishersdata.bnf.fr
Data8/10Authors linked as addressee (2)Frank Deering Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) Rolf Marbot (1906-1974) Authors linked as author (2)Jean Loysel (1889-1962)Authors linked as instrumentalist (1)Anthony Goldstone Authors linked as instrumentalist (1)Staatskapelle. Berlin Authors linked as instrumentalist (1)The Wallace collection (Ensemble de cuivres) Authors linked as producer (1)International masters publishers Authors linked as producer (1)Warner bros Authors linked as distributor (1)Warner home video Francedata.bnf.fr
Data9/10Authors linked as screenwriter (1)George Pal (1908-1980) Authors linked as conceptor (1)Kenneth Robeson Authors linked as editor (1)Nicolas Prost Authors linked as illustrator (1)Louis-Lucien Faure Dujarric (1875-1943) Authors linked as lyricist (1)Bob Russell (1914-1970) Authors linked as photographer (1)Fred J. Koenekamp Authors linked as restager (1)Michael Anderson (1920-2018) Authors linked as adapter (1)Hans Günter Heumanndata.bnf.fr
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The Salvation army march (1930) You're the flower of my heart (1930) When my dreams come true (1929) University of Illinois march (1929) New Mexico (1928) Golden jubilee . Documents about John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) (5 resources in data.bnf.fr) Books (4) The incredible Band of John Philip Sousa (2006) , Paul Edmund Bierley,
Sousa's march form Pre-contest Lecture for the Oakville High School Symphonic Band. Presented by: Mr. John Connors . John Philip sousa Born November 6, 1854 in Washington D.C. Father Antonio Sousa was a trombone player in the United States Marine Band Marine Band, c. 1864. Sousa (Cont.) During the Civil War, young John Philip .
Welcome to The Community Band of Brevard's "A John Philip Sousa Style Concert." Today, the Band will recreate the type of concert that Sousa's own band would have performed over 100 years ago with his own marches, distinguished soloists, and works by composers he admired. During his early childhood years, Sousa was found to have perfect
W. J. Julian Jerry Junkin James Keene Ron Keller Thomas G. Leslie John M. Long Max McKee Thomas Palmatier Pamela Potter Thomas E. Reynolds Timothy Rhea Loras Schissel James Slutz John Philip Sousa IV Louis Sudler, Jr. Bryce Taylor A. Philip Waite W
Chasing Sunlight (2017) Cait Nishimura (b. 1991) Kayla B. Moyers, graduate conductor* Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company March (1924) John Philip Sousa (1854 - 1932) This
Rhapsody in Blue (1924/2020) John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) The Stars and Stripes Forever (1896) . notes in the score: Chicharra was born out of a love for syncopated music that makes one move . she was a member of the Orchestra of Northern New York in Potsdam. She
Symphony No 3 x10 Piano Concerto Violin Concerto No 3 x2 Sousa, Philip (1854 - 1932) Danse macabre x10 March: The Stars and Stripes x3 Phaëton Other Marches x2 La Jeunesse d'Hercule x2 Spohr, Louis (1784 - 1859) Suite: Algérienne x3 Overture: Jessonda x2 Samson et Dalila: Bachanale x9 Stenhammer, Vilhelm (1871 - 1927)
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