“New York: 1927,″ arranged by Warren Barker, is a descriptive composition of 1920s New York City. John Philip Sousa’s “Nobles of the Mystic Shrine March” is an Almas Temple of the Shriners dedication.

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And the bell faces out towards the audience. The sousaphone is also named after John Philip Sousa. What do you call half a tuba? A One-ba! I love John Philip Sousa. I just love his marches.

She enjoyed a great variety of music, and particularly loved John Philip Sousa marches. The family will celebrate Beverly at a visitation at St. Ann Catholic Church in Peoria, IL, on Tuesday ...

Wabbit), John Philip Sousa and Fennell’s Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and more. Featured soloists include Kim Kucharski on flute, Stephanie DeCroix on horn, Andrew Kalmar on tuba, Brian Bushong on ...

Today marks the first day of the Budget Review and Recommendation Report (BRRR) process in various Parliament portfolio committees, and the DA objects to how these reports are being rammed through ...

The inn once served as a home base for AK Steel executives and even hosted prominent figures like President Ronald Reagan and John Philip Sousa. Good Housekeeping sifted through hundreds of Amazon ...

In 1889, the United States Marine Band directed by John Philip Sousa played on the South Lawn, according to the White House Historical Association. Easter Monday festivities were canceled several ...

John Philip Sousa directed the band, and wrote the march “Easter Monday on the White House Lawn,” in its honor. After not having the Easter Egg Roll due to World War II and construction at the ...

the second half of Program Six will showcase Balanchine’s celebratory Stars & Stripes alongside the iconic music of John Philip Sousa. Closing out the season, Program Seven presents a triple ...

All the programs will feature triple bills except for program six that will feature reprises of Balanchine’s “Stars and Stripes,” set to music by John Philip Sousa, and Sir David Bintley’s ...

Arguably, the main reason for this is the cast led by John Cleese in what must be one of the funniest and most memorable characters in the history of television – and indeed comedy. BOSTON, MA - ...