Media Summary: Hello again! This week's musical selection is Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by Leon Jessel, copyright 1905 by Heinrichshofen's ... Hello! This week's video is The American Legion March, written by Carl D. Vandersloot in 1920. The American Legion was ... For Veterans' Day, I decided to try a version of Taps that is a little different from the solo
Brassman Bart Performs Military Bugle - Detailed Analysis & Overview
Hello again! This week's musical selection is Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by Leon Jessel, copyright 1905 by Heinrichshofen's ... Hello! This week's video is The American Legion March, written by Carl D. Vandersloot in 1920. The American Legion was ... For Veterans' Day, I decided to try a version of Taps that is a little different from the solo Hello! This week's musical offering is Manhattan Beach March by John Philip Sousa, published originally in 1894. It's been a long ... Hello again! Since my last video, my old computer system totally crashed, so I had to take a little time to learn a new system. Hello! The month of June is National Dairy month, so this is dedicated to anyone who has ever milked a cow. This week's number ...
Hello! This week's musical selection is my own version of Amazing Grace, the hymn written by John Newton. Mr. Newton lived ... Mess Call is sounded for the U.S. Corps of Cadets prior to lunch formation at The United States Hello! This week's number is The Bell Cow Novelty March, written by George Rosenkrans, originally published in 1914. Listen and ... This week's number is True Blue March by Karl King. Published in 1925, this became public domain on January 1, 2021, and I am ... Hello! This week's selections are from the same collection as last week's Christmas music, Five Yule-tide Songs, arranged by G.H. ... Hello again! This week's number is the Adeste Fideles March, written by H.J. Crosby, originally published in 1919 by the ...
Hello! This week's offering is Dixie Doodle Dandy Medley March, written by George Rosenkrans, published by Jenkins in 1915, ... Written in 1896 by John Phillip Sousa, this is a great march to listen to for Armed Forces Day. This was written as part of the ...
