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Sousa, John Philip (1854-1932): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Elizabeth D. Schafer, 2000 The fifth string by John Philip Sousa ; the illustrations by How by Sousa. John Philip. 1854-1932., 1902 The Stars and Stripes Forever - Woodwind - Clarinet Quintet by By John Philip Sousa (1854 - 1932) / arr. David Marlatt, 2009-02-01 The Stars and Stripes Forever - Brass - Cornet (Trumpet) Quintet by By John Philip Sousa (1854 - 1932) / arr. David Marlatt, 2008-06-01 Pipetown Sandy by John Philip, 1854-1932 Sousa, 2009-10-26 Perspectives on John Philip Sousa Works of John Philip Sousa by Paul E. Bierley, 1984-06 John Philip Sousa: The March King (Rookie Biographies) by Carol Greene, 1992-09 The Incredible Band of John Philip Sousa (Music in American Life) by Paul E. Bierley, 2006-08-30 John Philip Sousa: American Phenomenon by Paul E. Bierley, 1973-06 John Philip Sousa and the National Anthem by Edward S. Delaplaine, 2001-01 Sousa at Illinois: The John Philip Sousa And Herbert L. Carke Manuscript Collections at The University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign: A Catalogue Of ... (Detroit Studies in Music Bibliography) by Phyllis Danner, 2005-10-30 John Philip Sousa (Lives and Times) by Jennifer Blizin Gillis, 2005-09-15 The Life & Times of John Philip Sousa (Masters of Music) by Susan Zannos, 2003-07

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41. John Philip Sousa, An American Prodigy
    Today, I ask that you join me in a tribute to an American prodigy, Brother JohnPhilip Sousa (18541932), a man we have chosen to honor at this Biennial  
    http://srjarchives.tripod.com/1998-01/Goldsmit.htm
    
    Extractions: Two years ago at this time, we paused to reflect on “an entire world free from tyranny and strifea world able to once again enjoy freedom, a world where people are able to resume a normal way of life, free from oppression, able to speak their minds, happy and carefree.” Today, I ask that you join me in a tribute to an American prodigy, Brother John Philip Sousa (1854-1932), a man we have chosen to honor at this Biennial Session since 1997 is the centennial of Brother Sousa’s greatest work, a melody recognized as our National March, “The Stars and Stripes Forever.” Brother Sousa’s musical education began at the young age of seven when he was enrolled in an evening conservatory of music to study the violin. An extraordinarily gifted pupil, Sousa read music on sight with unusual accuracy and had perfect pitch. Encouraged by his father, during the next four years he studied voice, piano, flute, cornet, baritone, trombone and alto horn. At the age of 13, while practicing his violin at home, he was overheard by a circus band leader, who persuaded young Sousa to join the circus. However, the plot was discovered by his father who rose before John’s departure time on that appointed day and escorted him to the Marine Corps headquarters where arrangements had already been made for Sousa to enlist as a “boy” or apprentice in the Marine Corps Band. This was the start of his military career.

42. Brother John Philip Sousa, Salesman Of Americanism
    John Philip Sousa (18541932), the man called “March King,” wasproud to be a native-born American. And make no mistake that  
    http://srjarchives.tripod.com/1997-10/Bierley.htm
    
    Extractions: John Philip Sousa (1854-1932), the man called “March King,” was proud to be a native-born American. And make no mistake that he was also proud to be a Mason. Sousa’s Masonic affiliations aren’t common knowledge, but he entered Masonry at age 26 and was a Master Mason for 51 years. A summary of his Masonic career is seen at the end of this article. Three of his best known marches have Masonic origins: “The Crusader” (1888), “The Thunderer” (1889), and “Nobles of the Mystic Shrine” (1923). He came about petitioning the Craft naturally since his father was a Mason. Also, when Sousa became leader of the United States Marine Band in 1880, he learned the importance of military bandmasters being Masons and took the first steps shortly thereafter. It is interesting that quite a few members of Sousa’s professional civilian band, formed after he left the Marine Corps, were Masons. The percentage increased when Sousa became a Shriner in 1922, and toward the end of his career, nearly half the bandsmen themselves were Shriners. Shrine organizations around the country sponsored many Sousa Band concerts in the late 1920s. Masons in America have traditionally been outspoken on the subject of patriotism, and it could be said that Brother Sousa led one section of that parade. As a matter of record, he probably expressed his patriotism in a more dramatic way than any other composer of any era of any country.

43. John Philip Sousa
    18541932 America’s March King 17th Director, US Marine Band,1880-92 Member, Hiram Lodge No. 10, Washington, DC. Honored as  
    http://www.srmason-sj.org/council/temple/Templetour/SOUSA.HTM

44. Woodwind And Brass Solos With Band Accompaniment
    49. Beiden Grenadiere. Sousa, John Philip, 18541932. Romberg, Sigmund, 1887-1951.Homeland Louie the 14th. Sousa, John Philip, 1854-1932 The quilting party.  
    http://door.library.uiuc.edu/sousa/woodwind.htm

45. Violin Solos With Band Accompaniment
    No. 2. Sousa, John Philip, 18541932) Nymphalin reverie. Nymphalin reverie.Nymphalin reverie. Nymphalin reverie. The coquette characteristic dance.  
    http://door.library.uiuc.edu/sousa/violin.htm

46. Sousa Midi
    ~18541932~. Download All the Marches. A Brief Biography of John Philip Sousa. Picturesof John Philip Sousa. Newspaper Clipping from 1892. Picture of Sousa's Band.  
    http://home.satx.rr.com/eaglesroost/_Sousa.htm
    
    Extractions: Download All the Marches Newspaper Clipping from 1892 ... Sousa "Carousel Style" Midi's Marches by Across the Danube (Opus 36) America First Anchor and Star Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company The Atlantic City Pageant The Beau Ideal The Belle of Chicago Ben Bolt The Black Horse Troop Bonnie Annie Laurie Boy Scouts of America The Bride Elect Bullets and Bayonets El Capitan A Century of Progress The Chantyman's March The Charlatan Comrades of the Legion Congress Hall Corcoran Cadets March The Crusader Daughters of Texas The Dauntless Battalion The Diplomat The Directorate Esprit de Corps The Fairest of the Fair The Federal Flags of Freedom Foshay Tower Washington Memorial The Free Lance From Maine to Oregon The Gallant Seventh George Washington Bicentennial The Gladiator Globe and Eagle The Glory of the Yankee Navy Golden Jubilee The Golden Star Guide Right Hail to the Spirit of Liberty Hands Across the Sea The High School Cadets The Honored Dead Imperial Edward The Invincible Eagle Jack Tar Kansas Wildcats King Cotton The Lambs' March The Legionaires The Liberty Bell (Python version) Liberty Loan The Loyal Legion The Man Behind the Gun Manhattan Beach March of the Mitten Men (Power and Glory) Mikado March The Minnesota March Mother Goose Mother Hubbard March National Fencibles The National Game The Naval Reserve New Mexico The New York Hippodrome Nobles of the Mystic Shrine The Northern Pines The Occidental On Parade (The Lion Tamer)

47. Instrument Of The Month
    US Marine Corps Picture credit Drum Corps Digest Sousa, John Philip (1854-1932).The best-known name in American band music is that of John Philip Sousa.  
    http://members.aol.com/NCPMB/sousaphone.htm
    
    Extractions: In addition to publishing achievements, Pepper also made history in instrument manufacturing in 1893, when according to John Phillip Sousa, Pepper manufactured the first sousaphone. In Sousa's words, "the Sousaphone received its name through the suggestion made by me to J.W. Pepper , the instrument manufacturer in Philadelphia. ... I spoke to Mr. Pepper relative to constructing a bass instrument in which the bell would turn upwards and be adjustable for concert purposes. He built one and, grateful to me for the suggestion, called it a Sousaphone. It was immediately taken up by other instrument makers..." United States Marine Band at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco on April 4, 1892. U.S. Marine Corps Picture credit: Drum Corps Digest SOUSA, John Philip (1854-1932). The best-known name in American band music is that of John Philip Sousa. His stirring marches will survive as long as band music is played. During his 12 years as director of the United States Marine Band, he composed 'Semper Fidelis' (1888), 'The Washington Post March' (1889), and 'Liberty Bell' (1893). Altogether he composed about 140 military marches, earning him the title "March King." His most famous work is 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' (1896). He also prepared an official arrangement of 'The Star Spangled Banner' for the Army and Navy. Sousa was born in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 6, 1854, the son of a Portuguese father and a German mother. His father was a trombonist by profession. Sousa showed an early interest in music and started studying violin and trombone. His career as a performer began at age 11, when he played the violin in a dance band. In 1868 he enlisted in the Marine Corps as an apprentice musician. For five years he played with the Marine Band before taking up the violin again as a conductor of theater orchestras. In 1876 he played in the orchestra of the French composer Jacques Offenbach at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. Sousa directed the Marine Band from 1880 until 1892. He then toured the United States and Europe with his own band. Between 1879 and 1915 he wrote several comic operas, of which 'El Capitan' and 'The Bride-Elect' are the best known.

48. CDs: Jul-Sep 1999 | Lorette Wilmot Library
    CALL = 784.83 Sou. AUTHOR = Sousa, John Philip, 18541932. TITLE = Sousa ORIGINAL.VOL. AUTHOR = Sousa, John Philip, 1854-1932. TITLE = Sousa ORIGINAL.  
    http://www.naz.edu/dept/library/about/news/newmaterials/1999/july/cd.html

49. Calvin College Band: Recent Programs
    John Philip Sousa (18541932), Easter Monday on the White House Lawn (1928). JohnPhilip Sousa (1854-1932), The Northern Pines March (1931).  
    http://www.calvin.edu/academic/music/ensemble/band/progs.htm

50. John Philip Sousa
    Composer Webquest. John Philip Sousa. (18541932). The Stars StripesForever . click the pause button to stop the music. Welcome to  
    http://www.schools.pinellas.k12.fl.us/educators/tec/Bygrave/

51. Sousa's Song Is Country's National March
    John Philip Sousa (18541932). Born in Washington, DC, Sousa was the thirdof 10 children of John Antonio Sousa and Maria Elisabeth Trinkhaus.  
    http://www.gabbf.com/sousa.html
    
    Extractions: A self-styled ``music virtuoso,'' Jimmy Saied of Tulsa, Okla., decided he wanted to do something for the band business when he retired in the early 1980s. He asked National Association of Music Merchants to help promote and financially assist in the hundreds of Sousa concerts being played around the country. Together the group, composed of professional bands and military bands, performed John Philip Sousa concerts, especially with ``Stars and Stripes Forever,'' a well-known Sousa piece. Around 1981, ``bands all across the country that year were playing one Sousa-style concert.'' As part of the celebration of Sousa, Saied suggested his group tried to make the ``Stars and Stripes Forever'' the national march of the United States. ``At all of these concerts around the country, we had people signing petitions,'' Saied said of his move to make the song the national march. ``We had several hundred thousand petitions.'' The NAMM sponsored Saied's drive and eventually he was called to Washington to testify in front of a Congressional committee about why ``Stars and Stripes Forever'' should be the national march. Testifying with him was John Philip Sousa III, who also narrated several concerts for Saied. After much testifying, then-president Ronald Reagan signed ``Stars and Stripes Forever'' as the national march of the United States in December 1977. Why this particular song, one asks?

52. MetaEUREKA Metasearch
    http//us.imdb.com/Name?Sousa,+John+Philip Site info - Alexa info 7. John PhilipSousa (1854-1932) Biography traces his career including introducing ragtime  
    http://www.metaeureka.com/cgi-bin/odp2.pl?dir=Arts/Music/Composition/Composers/S

53. UCLA Music Library: Special Collections: Louis B. Schnauber/Film Music Society C
    813, Sousa,(John Philip), 18541932; Hoffmann, F. The Thunderer. The QuakerCity. 816, Sousa,(John Philip), 1854-1932. Semper Fidelis March.  
    http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/music/mlsc/archcoll/schnauber/schnauber9.h
    
    Extractions: UCLA Music Library Special Collections Collection 157 Folder No. Crosby, H. J. Citizen's Pride. Boston, MA: Cundy-Bettoney, 1914. 12 parts. Carr, E. C. "Victor Herbert" March. Boston, MA: Walter Jacobs, 1906. 15 parts. Flath, P. Hans. The Moose March. Boston, MA: Walter Jacobs, 1909. 18 parts. Christensen, Oscar E. Fearless And Free. Boston, MA: Cundy Bettoney, 1916. 13 parts. Morse, Arthur C.(Cleveland), 1885-1950; Hildreth, R. E., arr. The Victorious Phalanx. Boston, MA: Walter Jacobs, 1909. 11 parts. Von Suppe, F.(Franz?)(1819-1895?). Fatinitza March. New York, NY: Carl Fischer. 15 parts. with: Devil March/Von Suppe, F. Gospel Hymn Series No.2. Coronation. Old Hundred. New York, NY: Carl Fischer, 1887. 13 parts. With: He Leadeth Me., There Is A Fountain, and The Home Over There. Gospel Hymn Series No.5. Tell Me The Old, Old Story. Twill Not Be Long. New York, NY: Carl Fischer, 1887. 13 parts. With: Pass Me Not, Near The Cross, and Draw Me Nearer. Gospel Hymn Series No.6. The Precious Name(No.176). Song Of Salvation.

54. UCLA Music Library: Special Collections: Louis B. Schnauber/Film Music Society C
    18 parts. 310, Sousa, John Philip, 18541932. Bullets And Bayonets. G. Schirmer,1919. 20 parts. 318, Sousa, John Philip, 1854-1932. Comrades Of The Legion.  
    http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/music/mlsc/archcoll/schnauber/schnauber4.h
    
    Extractions: UCLA Music Library Special Collections Collection 157 Folder No. Strauss(Jr.), Johann, 1825-1899; Brooks, Ellis., arr. Morning Journals. Morgenblatter. Chicago, IL: Harold Rossiter, 1911. 17 parts. Arditi, L.(Luigi), 1822-1903; Lake, M. L., arr. Love In Springtime. New York, NY: Carl Fischer, 1914. 13 parts. Tobani, Theo.(Theodore) M.(Moses), 1855-1933. Our Girlies. New York, NY: Carl Fischer, 1911. 18 parts. Waldteufel(surname Levy),(Charles) E.(Emile), 1837-1915; Mahl, Franz., arr. The Skaters. Les Patineurs. New York, NY: Emil Ascher, 1909. 17 parts. Waldteufel(surname Levy),(Charles) E.(Emile), 1837-1915; Mahl, Franz., arr. Dolores Waltz. New York, NY: Emil Ascher, 1909. 17 parts. Waldteufel(surname Levy),(Charles) E.(Emile), 1837-1915. Ange D'Amour. New York, NY: Carl Fischer, 1890. 17 parts. Straus, Oscar, 1870-1954. A Waltz Dream. Ein Walzertraum. New York, NY: Victor Kremer. 12 parts. Crowe, A. G.; Widmer, Henry., arr. See-Saw Waltz.

55. Sousa.html
    John Philip Sousa. 18541932. John Philip Sousa is known for his masterpiecetitled The Stars and Stipes Forever . he was also a marching band director.  
    http://www.manchester.edu/Users/Facstaff/DEDeWitt/FYCWebpages/DYanez/sousa.html
    
    Extractions: John Philip Sousa John Philip Sousa is known for his masterpiece titled " The Stars and Stipes Forever" . he was also a marching band director. His programs consisted of waltzes, marches, soloists, popular melodies, and overtures form orchestral melodies. Sousa's shows were for entainment of the people. In 1876 he was a violinist in Offenbach's orchestra at Philadelphia. In the 1890's he wrote ten light opera's that were semi-successful. John Philip Sousa formed his first band in 1892; 80% of his members came from abroad. By 1927 99% of his members where American born. Return to the Table of Contents

56. Alphamusic - John Philip Sousa
    Translate this page Sousa,John Philip (1854-1932) 21 Märsche CD (Symphonische Musik)RR, DDD, 98 VÖ-Datum 28.5.2001 Bestell-Nr. 3750434 20.49 EUR.  
    http://www.alphamusik-shop.de/434/3750434.html
    
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57. Westerville Public Library /All Locations
    Bach, Jan, Arranger. Knox, Thomas, Arranger. Sousa, John Philip, 18541932,Arranger. Hindsley, Mark H. (Mark Hubert), Arranger.  
    http://catalog.wpl.lib.oh.us:90/kids/1953,1990/search/tbailey school kids/tbaile
    
    Extractions: AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT GENRE KEYWORD OCLC NO ISBN CALL NO Youth Services Adult Services Media Services Internet Site Young Adult Entire Collection Corp author United States Marine Band, Performer. Title Pub info. [Washington D.C. : United States Marine Band, 1996?] LOCATION CALL # Last Checked In STATUS Media CD Music CD CLASS UNI C AVAILABLE Descript Time Note Original works and arrangements for band. Compact disc. Program notes and list of band personnel ([32] p. : ill.) inserted in container. Contents Performer Note Recorded May 23-27, 1994 at the Center for the Arts, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia. Subject Dance music, Arranged. Band music, Arranged. Band music. Operas Excerpts, Arranged. ... Ballets Excerpts, Arranged. Alt author Bourgeois, John R, Conductor. Arranger. Kline, Jack T, Arranger. Leidz©n, Erik W. G. (Erik William Gustav), 1894-1962, Arranger. Wieprecht, W. (Wilhelm), 1802-1872, Arranger. ... Strauss, Richard, 1864-1949. Music # USMB-CD-10 United States Marine Band

58. AMERICAN CLASSICS (Naxos) (2) CD Reviews- Jan 2000 . Music On The Web(UK)
    John Philip Sousa (18541932) Vol. 1 Sousa on stage Rasumovsky Orchestra CLASSICS8.559008 60.42, John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) Vol. 2 Sousa at  
    http://www.musicweb.uk.net/classrev/2000/jan00/American2.htm
    
    Extractions: Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net Classical Editor: Rob Barnett, Spoken Word Editor : Gerald Fenech, Reviewers: Rob Barnett, Ian Lace, Len Mullenger, and: Richard Adams, Arthur Butterworth, Paul Conway, Andy Daly, Tony Duggan, Jane Erb, Gerald Fenech, Lewis Foreman, David Frieze, Malcolm Galloway, Ian Marchant, Gairt Mauerhoff, Humphrey Smith, Colin Scott Sutherland, Andrew Seivewright, Richard Whitehouse, Reg Williamson, Peter Grahame Woolf, David Wright. January 2000 part 4 Part 1 Part 2 Naxos USA 2 ... COMPETITION: WIN a CD Click on the CD cover for review ROBERT MUCZYNSKI (b. 1929) Complete flute music Alexandra Hawley (flute) Jean-Pierre Rampal (flute) Stanford Woodwind Quintet rec 21-26 Jan 1995 and 26 Feb 1996 San Rafael, California NAXOS AMERICAN CLASSICS 8.559001 WALTER PISTON Violin Concerto No. 1 Violin Concerto No. 2 Fantasia for violin and orchestra James Buswell (violin) National SO of the Ukraine/Theodore Kuchar rec 27-31 May 1998, Kiev

59. Sousa
    John Philip Sousa. John Philip Sousa (18541932). John Philip Sousawas the youngest conductor of the US Marine Band and the first  
    http://users.rcn.com/muffitt/tidbits/mbs/sousa.htm
    
    Extractions: John Philip Sousa was the youngest conductor of the U.S. Marine Band and the first conductor who was American born (most people felt that the best musicians were European born). Sousa reorganized the Marine Band and created one of the greatest musical organizations in the United States. In 1892 he formed his own independent band, patterned after Patrick Gilmore 's band. The Sousa Band created the "road trip" and traveled by train all over the United States. The band also toured Europe and other continents. While on tour the band would often perform concerts in two different cities in one day. If they were staying in one city, they might perform three concerts in one day! (And remember, these were 2-3 hour concerts!) Sousa didn't write just marches; he also wrote 3 novels, his autobiograhpy, 15 operettas, 11 suites, 70 songs, 100 plus other instrumental pieces, and he created 200 arrangements and transcriptions of other music. There are MANY great Sousa sites; check out some of these:

60. Lycos Music | John Phillip Sousa Lyrics
    on Lycos Rhapsody. 842 matches. 1. John Philip Sousa (18541932) Dedicatedto The March King and his works. Features over 100 sound  
    http://music.lycos.com/lyrics/results.asp?QW=John Phillip Sousa

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