Our Favourite Marches
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Label: Lawo Classics
Cat No: LWC1163
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 23rd November 2018
Contents
Works
The Voice of the GunsKong Haakon den VII's Honnomarsch
Florentiner March, op.214
Salve imperator
Honnormarsj
Invictus
Erzherzog-Albrecht March, op.136
NBL Honnormarsj
Dragonregiment no.3's Honnormarsj
Textilaku
Italia, Concert March no.2
The Liberty Bell
Steinbeck, Heinrich Johann Friedrich
RegimentsgrussAstronauten-Marsch
Fladdrande Fanor
Norrlandsfarger
Artists
Royal Norwegian Air Force BandConductor
Leif Arne PedersenWorks
The Voice of the GunsKong Haakon den VII's Honnomarsch
Florentiner March, op.214
Salve imperator
Honnormarsj
Invictus
Erzherzog-Albrecht March, op.136
NBL Honnormarsj
Dragonregiment no.3's Honnormarsj
Textilaku
Italia, Concert March no.2
The Liberty Bell
Steinbeck, Heinrich Johann Friedrich
RegimentsgrussAstronauten-Marsch
Fladdrande Fanor
Norrlandsfarger
Artists
Royal Norwegian Air Force BandConductor
Leif Arne PedersenAbout
Existing marches are virtually countless in number and equally so the occasions on which they were composed. Scarcely another form of music depicts all sides of human life as does the march.
The Royal Norwegian Air Force Band is celebrating its bicentenary in 2018. At its main venue, “Byscenen” in Trondheim’s city centre, the band has performed with Tine Thing Helseth, Silya Nymoen, Wolfgang Plagge, Ole Edvard Antonsen, and the jazz band Come Shine. The band’s watchword is “No genre unfamiliar to us”.
“Marches are a large and significant part of the Norwegian military band tradition. Here we have collected marches that differ in origin, character, and importance. They are marches that we like to play and hear, and, we hope, that you the listener will appreciate.”
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