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BAND RECORDS
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Fourth Power March (Presa) Police Band of Mexico
France — National Air (The Marseillaise) Sousa’s Band
Free Lance March (On to Victory) (Sousa) Sousa’s Band
Free Lance March (On to Victory) (Sousa) Sousa’s Band
Frozen Bill — Cakewalk (Pryor) Pryor’s Band
With rare irony Mr. Pryor has christened his cakewalk “Frozen Bill, as this ragtime number would galvanize into life an Egyptian mummy. It is not necessary to say more than that this number is fully as good as “ Mr.
Blackman, ” or “Artful Artie.
Funeral March of a Marionette (Gounod ) Sousa’s Band
Georgia Sunse t — Cakewalk (Lampe) Pryor’s Band
Gioconda Selection
Pryor’s Band
Ponchielli’s operatic works exhibit well his great dramatic gifts, and Gioconda, especially, contains most powerful and effective concerted music, some of which is included in this fine selection.
Hail to the Spirit of Liberty March (Sousa) Sousa’s Band
Hallelujah Chorus — Messiah (Handel) Pryor’s Band
This is the most noble and effective of all the choral numbers in Handel’s great oratorio. Since the first per¬ formance in 1743, it has been the custom of a Messiah audience to rise the moment the first “Hallelujah” is given by the singers.
Handel’s Largo (G. F. Handel)
Hapsburg March ( Hoch Hapsburg)
A fine old march which has always students.
Hawaiian Hymn ( National Air, “ Hawaii ponoi")
Hearts and Flowers (Intermezzo) (Tobani)
Henry’s Barn Dance (S. R. Henry)
Herodiade — Grand Selection (Massenet)
Mr. Hammerstein’s brilliant production of this work was one of the events of the past season at the Manhattan. The opera contains much of the best music Massenet has written ; and several of the most melodious of the airs will be found in this selection, which was compiled by that master of arrangers, Theo. Tobani.
The number is, of course, superbly played by the band under Mr. Pryor’s own direction.
Hiawatha Two-Step (Moret) Sousa’s Band
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PRYOR
Pryor’s Band, now in the fifth year of its existence, has settled into its perma¬ nent place as one of the greatest bands in the world, under the leadership of the brilliant young conductor and composer, Arthur Pryor.
At the annual engagements of the band at Asbury Park and Willow Grove in Philadelphia, it is estimated that Pryor's Band plays to more than one million peo¬ ple. Mr. Pryor’s Victor audience is a still larger one, and the superb Pryor Victor records are enjoyed in every part of the world.
Pryor’s Band makes records exclusively lor the Victor.
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