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The Civil War: its music and its sounds

Resource Type:
Streaming Music
Creation:
Created or produced in 1960
Publication:
[Place of publication not identified] : Universal Classics, [2015?]
Related Series:
Mercury living presence
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Table of Contents:
  • Band music of the Union troops. Hail to the Chief (1:18) ; Listen to the mocking bird (2:32) ; Palmyra Schottische (3:19) ; Hail Columbia (2:13) ; Freischütz quickstep (3:13) ; Parade (3:35) ; Port Royal galop (2:48) ; Nightingale waltz (5:14) ; La marseillaise (1:21)
  • Band music of the Confederate troops. Dixie & Bonnie blue flag (1:59) ; Cheer boys cheer (1:13) ; Luto quickstep (2:42) ; Old North state (1:36) ; Easter galop (1:43) ; Come, dearest, the daylight is gone (1:38) ; Maryland, my Maryland (1:33) ; Waltz no. 19 (1:38) ; Old hundreth (0:40)
  • Field music of Union and Confederate troops. Camp, garrison and field calls for fifes and drums. The girl I left behind me ; The recruiting sergeant ; Jefferson and liberty ; Old 1812 ; Carry me back ; Liverpool hornpipe ; Newport ; Gary Owen (6:14)
  • Cavalry bugle signals. The general ; Boots and saddles ; To horse ; Assembly ; To the Standard ; March ; The charge ; Rally ; Reveille ; Stable call ; Watering call ; Breakfast ; Assembly of guard ; Orders ; Assembly of buglers ; Retreat ; Fatigue call ; Dinner call ; Distributions ; Drill call ; Officers call ; Common step ; Cease firing ; Officers take place ; Sick call ; Tattoo ; Quick march
  • The sound of conflict : Fort Sumter to Gettysburg (Martin Gabel, narrator) (16:53).
  • Narration by Martin Gabel (2:05)
  • Band music of the Union troops. Twinkling stars quickstep (2:39) ; O Kentucky, Kentucky (1:37) ; Come where my love lies dreaming (4:00) ; Un ballo in maschera quickstep (4:08) ; St. Patrick's day in the morning (0:40) ; Grafulla's quickstep (3:03) ; Gary Owen (0:33) ; Cavalry quickstep (1:56) ; Storm galop (2:23)
  • Band music of the Confederate troops. 26th Regiment quickstep (1:22) ; Lulu's gone (3:20) ; Tramp, tramp (0:54) ; Juanita (0:29) ; Carry me back (to Old Virginny's shore) (1:47)
  • Field music of Union and Confederate troops. Bugle signals for the service of skirmishers. Forward ; Halt ; To the left ; To the right ; About ; Rally of Chief ; Trot ; Gallop ; Commence fire ; Disperse ; Change-right ; Change-left ; Recall ; Retreat (short) (3:25)
  • Drum calls. Drummer's call (I) ; Drummer's call (II) ; Assembly ; Long roll (2:07)
  • Camp and field duty calls for fifes and drums. Drill call ; Guard mount ; Retreat ; Surgeon's call ; Adjutant's call ; Tattoo ; Assembly ; Fatigue (5:58)
  • The Appomattox bugle, played by Boyde Hood. Charge ; Assembly ; Taps (0:55)
  • Songs of the Union and Confederate soldiers. We are coming, Father Abra'am (1:04) ; Tenting tonight on the old camp ground (1:23) ; Goober peas (1:03) ; Tramp, tramp, tramp (2:05) ; When Johnny comes marching home (1:12) ; The battle hymn of the Republic (0:46) ; Firearms of the Civil War (narrated by Martin Gabel) (7:36)
  • The sound of conflict : Gettysburg to Appomattox (narrated by Martin Gabel) (10:59).
Contributors:
Gabel, Martin, 1912-1986 , narrator
Fennell, Frederick , conductor
United States Army > New Jersey Artillery Regiment, 1st (1861-1865) > Battery B , instrumentalist, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/itr
Eastman Wind Ensemble , instrumentalist, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/itr
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Related Series:
Mercury living presence
Subjects:
United States — History — Civil War, 1861-1865 — Songs and music
United States — History — Civil War, 1861-1865 — Sounds
Band music
Bugle calls — United States
Military music — United States
American Civil War (United States : 1861-1865)
1861-1865
Bugle calls
Military music
Sounds
United States
United States — Confederate States of America
Genres:
Songs and music
History
Performers:
Martin Gabel, narrator ; reactivated Civil War unit Battery B, 2nd New Jersey Light Artillery ; Eastman Wind Ensemble ; Frederick Fennell, conductor.
General Notes:
Band music, bugle calls, songs and battle sounds.
Previously released.
(The music) recorded 1960 December and 1962 May the Eastman Theatre, Rochester, NY.
(Battle sounds and other special effects) recorded 1960 Gettysburg, PA 1960 December West Point, NY.
Description based on: Hard copy version record.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 audio file).
Audio Characteristics:
digital
Digital Characteristics:
audio file
Call Numbers:
Online Audio
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Publisher Number, Universal Classics: 00028943259125
OCLC Numbers:
1028238617