Frederick Fennell • Eastman Wind Ensemble - The Civil War, Its Music And Its Sounds • Volume 1

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Volume I: Fort Sumter To Gettysburg
Band Music Of The Union Troops
A1	Hail To The Chief
A2	Listen To The Mocking Bird
A3	Palmyra Schottische
A4	Hail Columbia
A5	Freischütz Quickstep
A6	Parade
A7	Port Royal Galop
A8	La Marseillaise
Band Music Of The Confederate Troops
B1	Dixie And Bonnie Blue Flag
B2	Cheer Boys Cheer
B3	Luto Quickstep
B4	Old North State
B5	Easter Galop
B6	Come, Dearest, The Daylight Is Gone
B7	Maryland, My Maryland
B8	Waltz
B9	Old Hundredth
Field Music Of Union And Confederate Troops
Camp, Garrison And Field Calls For Fifes And Drums
C1.1	The Girl I Left Behind Me
C1.2	The Recruiting Sergeant
C1.3	Jefferson And Liberty
C1.4	Old 1812
C1.5	Carry Me Back
C1.6	Liverpool Hornpipe
C1.7	Newport
C1.8	Gary Owen
Cavalry Bugle Signals
C2.1	The General
C2.2	Boots And Saddles
C2.3	To Horse
C2.4	Assembly
C2.5	To Arms
C2.6	To The Standard
C2.7	March
C2.8	The Change
C2.9	Rally
C2.10	Reveille
C2.11	Stable Call
C2.12	Watering Call
C2.13	Breakfast
C2.14	Assembly Of Guard
C2.15	Orders
C2.16	Assembly Of Buglers
C2.17	Retreat
C2.18	Fatigue Call
C2.19	Dinner Call
C2.20	Distributions
C2.21	Drill Call
C2.22	Officers Call
C2.23	Common Step
C2.24	Cease Firing
C2.25	Officers Take Place
C2.26	Sick Call
C2.27	Tattoo
C2.28	Quick March
The Sounds Of Conflict
D	The Sounds Of Conflict: Fort Sumter To Gettysburg Narrator – Martin GabelScript By [Narration] – Harold Lawrence

Credits

• Conductor – Frederick Fennell
• Coordinator [Album] – Clair Van Ausdall
• Design [Album] – George Maas
• Directed By [Miltary Advisor] – Gerald C. Stowe
• Engineer [Co-engineer] – Robert W. Eberenz*
• Engineer [Recording], Recording Supervisor [Technical Supervisor] – C. Robert Fine*
• Mastered By [Disc Cutter] – George Piros, John Johnson
• Narrator – Martin Gabel
• Photography By – Harold Lawrence, Henry Ries, William L. Decker
• Producer, Recording Supervisor [Recording Director] – Wilma Cozart
• Sounds [Artillery] – The Reactivated Civil War Unit, Battery B, 2nd New Jersey Light Artillery
• Supervised By [Musical Supervision], Film Editor – Harold Lawrence
• Technician – William L. Decker

Notes

Hi-Fi Monaural
"Living Presence Sound Series" 35mm film recording, with gold labels.

Records are auto-coupled:
Sides 1 + 4 on Record One
Sides 2 + 3 on Record Two

Comes with a large 12"x12", 24-page book with photographs, drawings, and detailed info about this historical event.
Prints courtesy of New York Public Library Picture Collection

Both albums are housed in a fold open binder and have draw string ties on the outside edge to close casing.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Other (Record 1): LPS5002
• Other (Record 2): LPS5003
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): LPS 5002A RFR-1 1F JJ
• Matrix / Runout (Side 4): LPS 5002B RFR-2 JJ 1F
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): LPS 5003A RFR-1 JJ 1F
• Matrix / Runout (Side 3): LPS 5003B RFR-1 1F JJ

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LPS2-501	Frederick Fennell • Eastman Wind Ensemble	Frederick Fennell • Eastman Wind Ensemble - The Civil War, Its Music And Its Sounds • Volume 1 ‎(2xLP, Album)	Mercury	LPS2-501	US	1958
LPS2-901	Eastman Wind Ensemble , Frederick Fennell, Martin Gabel	Eastman Wind Ensemble , Frederick Fennell, Martin Gabel - The Civil War (Its Music And Its Sounds, Volume 1) ‎(2xLP, Album + Box)	Mercury	LPS2-901	US	1961