I played in his Wind Ensemble in the 1960s and later became a close friend in later years. He always had a term "wait for one' and it was posted on the rehearsal room wall. I now conduct a city band and preparing the next concert using one of the top Sousa Marches, King Cotton. Listen to the break up strain in the trio and WAIT. Like good ballet. For a dandy Sousa march check out the US Marine Band doing "The Man Behind the Gun" with Jason Fettig probably the best band director today.
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Timestamped from Percussion Score 0:44 Introduction [1] 3:58 L'oiseau de feu et sa danse [24] 4:15 Variation de l'oiseau de feu [39] 5:34 Ronde de Princesses [82] 10:23 Danse infernale du roi Kastchei [204] 11:16 Xylophone [231] 11:48 Xylophone Solo [278] 12:16 Key Change [302] 12:54 Bass Drum [346] 13:37 Tambourine Susp Tri [380] 14:09 Bass Drum Timpani [412] 15:21 Berceuse [470] 17:17 a tempo [494] 18:55 Finale [516] 20:30 Allegro non troppo [546] 21:28 Molto pesante [562]
