Ray Cassarino

Sousa's brilliant, fiery and tuneful 3/4 Spanish dance 'The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia,' is enhanced by multiple percussion including colorful castanets and tambourines. Sousa's natural affinity for c...

This sparkling setting, still as fresh as any recent Broadway medley and never before available, includes the show's best-loved ballads, rollicking patter songs and the rousing finale. The music has b...

Sousa at his finest, in the march form he perfected. Presented here for the first time in the powerful and colorful concert orchestration used by Sousa's Band. Harmonically fascinating, with dancing w...

'The Liberty Bell''s WWI cousin, in lilting 6/8 march tempo. Complete with unique chromatic chime solos and great parade drum effects. 'Liberty Loan' was the name for the US Government bonds sold to a...

One of the most elegant marches ever written, this 1904 Sousa classic march is often compared to an elegantly dressed diplomat strolling happily down the street while tipping his top hat to the passer...

Here's a solid and mature Sousa march that's a great choice for any performance occasion! 'Power and Glory' incorporates an extraordinary treatment of 'Onward Christian Soldiers' as the finale. This n...

An excellent arrangement of the famous march.

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Not a 'method' in the traditional sense, this book explains what happens in the finest classical guitar playing and what in turn the student can do to mold his or her playing to that ideal.

A companion volume to The Art of Classical Guitar Playing. This book provides serious students of the classical guitar with enough exercise material to progress to the highest levels of competence.

The classic march by John Philip Sousa is arranged for the late elementary piano student by Allan Small. The piece is in F major and 4/4 meter and features simplified rhythms and a left-hand accompani...

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UA Salzau (Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival), 1. Juli 1990

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UA München (Münchener Biennale), 6. Mai 1996

UA Stuttgart (Tage für Neue Musik), 2. Februar 1997

UA Hannover (Biennale Neue Musik), 23. Mai 1997

UA: Essen, 18. Oktober 2002

UA München, 30. Januar 1991