Track Listing

1. Children's March (Over the Hills and Far Away), folk song for piano & military band (RMTB 4)
2. October, for symphonic wind orchestra
3. Fugue for organ in G major, BWV 577 (BC J61)
4. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: March
5. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Song Without Words
6. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Song of the Blacksmith
7. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Fantasia on the Dargason
8. Three Notes of Japan, for wind ensemble: Dance of the Cranes
9. Three Notes of Japan, for wind ensemble: The Snowy River
10. Three Notes of Japan, for wind ensemble: Festival of Fire
11. La corona d'Italia, for military band in E flat major
12. Exultat�, for wind ensemble
13. Colonial Song, for military band (Sentimental No. 1)
14. Recoil, for wind ensemble

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #150871 in Music
• Released on: 2005-12-20
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

Customer Reviews

Eugene Corporon and the North Texas Wind Symphony Have Done It Again!
This is another wonderful disc from the Klavier label. The band performs wonderfully. Each of the works is performed with great musicality. I am a music major myself, and it is wonderful to hear such quality works performed so well. The "Three Notes from Japan" is a very interesting work - it has a few of those moments where you just want to say "wow" in it. My personal favorite tracks are "Children's March: 'Over the hills and far away'","October", "Song of the Blacksmith" from Second Suite in F (because the anvil is awesome!), and "Exultate". While you may not agree with all of Mr. Corporon's interpretations of these powerful works, no one who hears this disc can deny the quality of the ensemble - I would recommend this disc to anyone who is passionate about the world of Wind Band music.