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Document Type
Audio Recording
Date Recorded
1974
Recommended Citation
Yoder, Dr. and Carey, Dr., "Morehead State University Band Clinic" (1974). Morehead State Video and Audio Archives. 533.
https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/msu_video_archives/533
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Comments
These files contain the following tracks:
I. Radio Waves (Record 1; Side 1)
II. Geometrics No. 1 (Record 1; Side 1)
III. Figaro in Stereo (Record 1; Side 1)
IV. Ragtime Overture (Record 1; Side 1)
V. Sword of Honor (Record 1; Side 2)
VI. Mirella (Overture) (Record 1; Side 2)
VII. Pas Redouble (Record 1; Side 2)
VIII. Prince Igor (Polovetsian Dances) (Record 1; Side 2)
IX. Variations on a Folk Song (Record 1; Side 2)
"Radio Waves" was originally composed by Fred Jewell. "Geometrics No. 1" was composed by Martin Mailman in 1961. "Figaro in Stereo" was composed by Giacchimo Rossini and Paul Yoder, and this arrangement features a euphonium solo by Keith Powers and Gordon Cressman. "Ragtime Overture" was composed by Irwin Levine, L. Russel Brown, and Paul Yoder in 1973. "Sword of Honor" was composed by Paul Neville in 1973. "Mirella" was composed by Charles Gounod in 1885. "Pas Redouble" was composed by Camille Saint-Saens in 1888. Prince Igor was composed by Alexander Borodin in 1890, and this arrangement is credited to James D. Ployhar. "Variations on a Folk Song" was composed by Thomas Kabalevsky, and this arrangement is credited to Dick Thomas.