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National Capital Band Releases New Recording
The National Capital Band, conducted by Bandmaster Lars-Otto Ljungholm, has released its latest recording, Turning Point. The disc includes twelve tracks, ranging from the classic variations Sound Out the Proclamation (Eric Ball) to the big-band jazz sounds of Deep River (William Broughton). Four soloists are featured: Tom Bratten (tuba), Major Tony Barrington (euphonium), Dorothy Gates (trombone) and Ian Anderson (cornet).
To order Turning Point, or obtain more information about the National Capital Band, please
visit the band's official site at
www.nationalcapitalband.com or the
Salvation Army National Capital and Virginia Division official site at
www.salvationarmydcmetro.org.
National Capital and Virginia Divisional Headquarters
2626 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20037
Phone: 202.756.2600 Fax: 202.756.2660
Tracks
| 1. | Rosehill (Albert H. Jakeway) | March |
| 2. | I Love You, Lord (Laurie Klein, arr. Howard Davies) | |
| 3. | Celestial Morn (Leslie Condon) | Tuba Solo Tom Bratten, soloist |
| 4. | The Living God (Dorothy Gates) | Selection |
| 5. | Sound Out the Proclamation (Eric Ball) | Variations |
| 6. | Dearest Name (David Catherwood) | Euphonium Solo Major Tony Barrington, soloist |
| 7. | All That I Am (William Himes) | Meditation |
| 8. | The Lamb (Dorothy Gates) | Trombone Solo Dorothy Gates, soloist |
| 9. | To Regions Fair (Norman Bearcroft) | March |
| 10. | Turning Point (Dorothy Gates) |
Tone Poem Narration by General John Gowans |
| 11. | I'd Rather Have Jesus (William Himes) | Cornet Solo Ian Anderson, soloist |
| 12. | Deep River (William Broughton) | Spiritual |
Source: Brass Crest Staff Report
Posted by Webmaster 24 April 2001 00:00:00
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