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| Volume I: Fort Sumter To Gettysburg | ||
| Band Music Of The Union Troops | ||
| A1 | Hail To The Chief | |
| A2 | Listen To The Mocking Bird | |
| A3 | Palmyra Schottische | |
| A4 | Hail Columbia | |
| A5 | Freischütz Quickstep | |
| A6 | Parade | |
| A7 | Port Royal Galop | |
| A8 | La Marseillaise | |
| Band Music Of The Confederate Troops | ||
| B1 | Dixie And Bonnie Blue Flag | |
| B2 | Cheer Boys Cheer | |
| B3 | Luto Quickstep | |
| B4 | Old North State | |
| B5 | Easter Galop | |
| B6 | Come, Dearest, The Daylight Is Gone | |
| B7 | Maryland, My Maryland | |
| B8 | Waltz | |
| B9 | Old Hundredth | |
| Field Music Of Union And Confederate Troops | ||
| Camp, Garrison And Field Calls For Fifes And Drums | ||
| C1.1 | The Girl I Left Behind Me | |
| C1.2 | The Recruiting Sergeant | |
| C1.3 | Jefferson And Liberty | |
| C1.4 | Old 1812 | |
| C1.5 | Carry Me Back | |
| C1.6 | Liverpool Hornpipe | |
| C1.7 | Newport | |
| C1.8 | Gary Owen | |
| Cavalry Bugle Signals | ||
| C2.1 | The General | |
| C2.2 | Boots And Saddles | |
| C2.3 | To Horse | |
| C2.4 | Assembly | |
| C2.5 | To Arms | |
| C2.6 | To The Standard | |
| C2.7 | March | |
| C2.8 | The Change | |
| C2.9 | Rally | |
| C2.10 | Reveille | |
| C2.11 | Stable Call | |
| C2.12 | Watering Call | |
| C2.13 | Breakfast | |
| C2.14 | Assembly Of Guard | |
| C2.15 | Orders | |
| C2.16 | Assembly Of Buglers | |
| C2.17 | Retreat | |
| C2.18 | Fatigue Call | |
| C2.19 | Dinner Call | |
| C2.20 | Distributions | |
| C2.21 | Drill Call | |
| C2.22 | Officers Call | |
| C2.23 | Common Step | |
| C2.24 | Cease Firing | |
| C2.25 | Officers Take Place | |
| C2.26 | Sick Call | |
| C2.27 | Tattoo | |
| C2.28 | Quick March | |
| The Sounds Of Conflict | ||
| D |
The Sounds Of Conflict: Fort Sumter To Gettysburg
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Credits
- Conductor – Frederick Fennell
- Coordinator [Album] – Clair Van Ausdall
- Design [Album] – George Maas
- Directed By [Miltary Advisor] – Gerald C. Stowe
- Engineer [Co-engineer] – Robert W. Eberenz*
- Engineer [Recording], Recording Supervisor [Technical Supervisor] – C. Robert Fine*
- Mastered By [Disc Cutter] – George Piros, John Johnson (3)
- Narrator – Martin Gabel
- Photography By – Harold Lawrence, Henry Ries, William L. Decker
- Producer, Recording Supervisor [Recording Director] – Wilma Cozart
- Sounds [Artillery] – The Reactivated Civil War Unit, Battery B, 2nd New Jersey Light Artillery
- Supervised By [Musical Supervision], Film Editor – Harold Lawrence
- Technician – William L. Decker
Notes
“Living Presence Sound Series” 35mm film recording, with gold labels.
Records are auto-coupled:
Sides 1 + 4 on Record One
Sides 2 + 3 on Record Two
Comes with a large 12″x12″, 24-page book with photographs, drawings, and detailed info about this historical event.
Prints courtesy of New York Public Library Picture Collection
Both albums are housed in a fold open binder and have draw string ties on the outside edge to close casing.
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