Admiralty Band of the Leningrad Naval Base - Marches Of The Russian Empire (CD)

Details: Recorded on this release by the Admiralty Band (the best military band in Russia!) are fast marches, which were well-known by the early 20th century in military bands' repertoires, but were not regimental marches. They were composed in different countries at different times, and on different occasions - German/Prussian, Austrian, Danish, French, and Russian marches. The recordings cover a great time period, from the early 19th century to the turn of the 20th century.

Tracklist:

1. Franz Von Blon;Soldaten Blut (Soldiers' Spirit) 1895
2. Karl Bratfisch;Steinmetz Marsch 1866
3. Johann Heinrich Walch;Pariser Einzugsmarsch (Entry Into Paris) 1814
4. Franz Von Blon;Standartenträger-Marsch (Standard Bearers) Op.192
5. Johann Nepomuk Král;Hoch Habsburg (The Hapsburg March) Op.86
6. Julius Lehnhardt;S?hneidige Truppe (The Daring Troops) Op.17
7. Hans Christian Lumbye;Kong Frederik Den Syvendes Honneur Marsch (Honour March) 1861
8. Ludwig Minkus;Roxanne the Beauty of Montenegro (1878)
9. Julius Fucík;Schneidig Vor (Bravely Forward) Op.79
10. The Old Chasseurs March (Trad Unattrib.) 1813-15
11. Robert Planquette;Le Régiment de Sambre Et Meuse (Sambre and Meuse March) 1879
12. Cesare Pugni;The Little Hump-Backed Horse 1864
13. F. Romain;Sonnez Clairons (Sound You Trumpets) 1893
14. Carl Unrath;König-Karl-Marsch (King Karl) 1868
15. Philipp Fahrbach Jr.;Ausstellungs-Marsch / Salut À Copenhague Op.263 1888
16. Wilhelm Legrand;Bayerischen Grenadier-Garde (Bavarian March)
17. Karl Hauschild ;Frohsinn Marsch (Parade March) 1869
18. Alexey F. Lvov;68th Borodinsky Infantry Guards March 1839
19. Ivan Chapievsky;Borodinsky Regimental March
20. Jean-Baptiste Lully;God Save the Tsar Ceremonial Music Composed Before 1832
21. General Muster Ceremonial Music (Composed Before 1832)
22. Ceremonial Retreat Ceremonial Music (Composed Before 1832)
23. Dmitry Bortnyansky;The Lord in Zion Reigneth Ceremonial Music
24. Erik Eriksson;Marsch Aus Petersburg (From Petersburg)
25. Vasily Agapkin;Farewell of Slavianka March 1912