American Spirit / The US Army Band

> Salute to a New Beginning - Salute to a New Beginning
> Jubilant - Jubilant
> Bliss and B - Bliss and B
> The Washington Post March - The Washington Post March
> The Rifle Regiment - The Rifle Regiment
> The Thunderer - The Thunderer
> March Grandioso - March Grandioso
> Bravura - Bravura
> Architect of Victory - Architect of Victory
> The Stars and Stripes Forever - The Stars and Stripes Forever
> The Star Spangled Banner - The Star Spangled Banner
> This is My Country - This is My Country
> Auld Lang Syne - Auld Lang Syne
> Army Blue - Army Blue
> The Army Goes Rolling Along - The Army Goes Rolling Along
> Attention - Attention
> Adjutant's Call - Adjutant's Call
> Reveille - Reveille
> Retreat - Retreat
> To the Colors - To the Colors
> Tattoo - Tattoo
> Taps - Taps
> 4 Ruffles and Flourishes - 4 Ruffles and Flourishes
> 1 Ruffle and Flourish and General's March - 1 Ruffle and Flourish and General's March
> 2 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March - 2 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March
> 3 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March - 3 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March
> 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March - 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and General's March
> 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Hail to the Chief - 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Hail to the Chief
> 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Hail Columbia - 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Hail Columbia
> 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Grandioso of the Stars and Stripes Forever - 4 Ruffles and Flourishes and Grandioso of the Stars and Stripes Forever
> The Stars and Stripes Forever - The Stars and Stripes Forever (excerpts)
> Trio to National Emblem - Trio to National Emblem

Album Summary

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Notes & Reviews:

American Spirit allows its listeners to be inspired, to reminisce, and to enjoy every second of the delightful music present on this patriotic album by the United States Army Ceremonial Band. Meant to capture the essence of an Army ceremony, these songs are perfect for events where a band is unavailable. The album, which features 32 different tracks, is divided into five sections. The first, 'Fanfares,' are played to open or close ceremonies performed at the White House by the world renowned U.S. Army Herald Trumpets. The 'Marches' serve the purpose of generating a sense of patriotism and are traditionally used to move soldiers to the ready line or for marching in review. The next section titled 'Country and Service' includes tracks like "This Is My Country," used for an inspection march, and "Army Blue," which can be used during a retirement ceremony. Both 'Bugle Calls' and 'Honors' fulfill most of the other requirements for ceremonial music. Now you can enjoy all these great songs at home, and with so many songs ready to go, planning your next event will be a cinch.



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>Traditional : Salute to a New Beginning
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Ensemble: United States Army Band

>Traditional : Jubilant, for band
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band

>Traditional : Bliss and "B", for band
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Sousa, John Philip : Washington Post
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Running Time: 2 min. 42 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1889

>Sousa, John Philip : Rifle Regiment
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Running Time: 3 min. 14 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: March
  • Written: 1886

>Sousa, John Philip : The Thunderer
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 2 min. 48 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: March
  • Written: 1889

>Seitz, Roland Forrest : Grandioso
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 2 min. 50 sec.
  • Period Time: Modern
  • Form: March

>Duble, Charles E. : Bravura for band
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 3 min. 3 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic

>Hosay, James L. : Architect of Victory, for band
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Running Time: 2 min. 58 sec.
  • Period Time: Contemporary

>Sousa, John Philip : Stars and Stripes Forever
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 3 min. 36 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1896

>Smith, John Stafford : The Star-spangled Banner
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 1 min. 18 sec.
  • Period Time: Classical
  • Form: Choral
  • Written: circa 1799

>Raye, Don : This Is My Country
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Notes: This work was written in collaboration with Al Jacobs (1903 - ).
  • Running Time: 2 min. 21 sec.
  • Period Time: Modern
  • Form: Vocal
  • Written: 1940

>Traditional, Scottish : Auld Lang Syne
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Period Time: Classical
  • Form: Vocal
  • Written: 1797

>Poulton, George R. : Army Blue, for band
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Period Time: Romantic

>Gruber, Edmund L. : The Caissons Go Rolling Along, official song of the United States Army
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band
  • Running Time: 1 min. 9 sec.
  • Period Time: Modern
  • Written: 1908

>Traditional : Attention, bugle call
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band

>Traditional : Adjutants Call, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Traditional : Reveille, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Traditional : Retreat, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Traditional : To the Color, bugle call
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band

>Traditional : Tattoo, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Running Time: 1 min. 1 sec.

>Anonymous, American : Taps (attributed to Daniel Butterfield)
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Running Time: 1 min. 3 sec.

>Traditional : Honors, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Traditional : Generals March, bugle call
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)

>Sanderson, James : Hail To the Chief
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Period Time: Romantic

>Phile, Philip : The President's March ("Hail, Columbia")
  • Performers: United States Army Ceremonial Band; Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Period Time: Classical
  • Form: March
  • Written: 1793

>Traditional : Grandioso of The Stars and Stripes Forever, for bugle
  • Performers: Woodrow English (Bugle); United States Army Ceremonial Band

>Bagley, Edwin Eugene : National Emblem
  • Performer: Woodrow English (Bugle)
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: March
  • Written: 1906