This edition of Brass, Reeds, and Percussion features John Philip Sousa’s first published march from 1873 and wind-band arrangements of Renaissance music by the Belgian composer Thielman Susato, who probably lived from 1510 to 1570 in Antwerp. He was also a music publisher, and the first music publisher to use movable music type. We know he owned a trumpet and a flute and is therefore likely to have played them. He wrote masses, songs, motets, and dance tunes. But his most popular compositions were his settings of the Psalms to popular tunes of the day.
- Review (Sousa's first published march)
Composer: John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)
Performer: U.S. Marine Band
Album: John Philip Sousa Military Marches, Vol. 1
- La Morisque
Composer: Thielman Susato (1510?-1570?)
Performer: Austrian Military Band Tyrol
Album: Festkonzert: 750 Jahre Stift Stams
- Mon desir (Basse Dance)
Composer: Thielman Susato
Performer: Austrian Military Band Tyrol
Album: Festkonzert: 750 Jahre Stift Stams
- Pavanne: La Battaille
Composer: Thielman Susato
Performer: Austrian Military Band Tyrol
Album: Festkonzert: 750 Jahre Stift Stams
- Overture to Fireworks Music
Composer: George Friedrich Handel (1685-1859)
Performer: Austrian Military Band Tyrol
Album: Festkonzert: 750 Jahre Stift Stams
- Golden Apple of Hesperides
Composer: Masanori Taruya (1978- )
Performer: Austrian Military Band Tyrol
Album: Festkonzert: 750 Jahre Stift Stams
- Annie Laurie
Composer: Alicia Ann Spottiswoode (music, 1810-1900)
Performer: Tredegar Brass Band & Peter Moore (trombone)
Album: Shift
- Bonnie Annie Laurie March (1883)
Composer: John Philip Sousa
Performer: U.S. Marine Band
Album: John Philip Sousa Military Marches, Vol. 1
- Selections from "Cavalleria Rusticana"
Composer: Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945)
Performer: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Central Band
Album: New Arrangements Collections, Vol. 12
