The Stars and Stripes Forever - John Phillip Sousaaaa

This is perhaps Sousa's most famous march of all time.

Sempre Fidelis by John Phillip Sousa

John Phillip Sousa was born in Washington D.C. November 6, 1854 and and died in Washington D.C. March 6, 1932. Mr Sousa was a child prodigy having studied music from the age of 3. He started on the violin and learned how to play all of the instruments in the wind band. He is the most memorable conductor of the Presidents Own Marine Band (1880 - 1890) After leaving the Marine Band Mr Sousa started his own band that propelled his music to higher heights. John Phillip Sousa's most notable contribution to the wind band is the Sousaphone. The instrument was made by C.G. Conn at the request of Mr. Sousa. He wanted a low brass instrument that would play over the ensembles head whether sitting or standing.

Rhapsody In Blue - Gershwin (Required listening for all woodwind players in ALL CLASSES.

Lincolnshire Posy - Percy Grainger (Required Listening for ALL CLASSES.

American Shape Note Singing

Great Job on the 12 bar blues

Excellent Tone Quality

KUDOs FAMU from an OG Legion admirer.

Shape Note Singing - American Folk Music

What are the Time Signatures in this music?

The Flute Reborn

A MAGNIFICENT SOUND

Which of the 5 ingredients for a successful performance would apply to improve this passage?

Music in the key of Percussion