Eastman Wind Ensemble
Performer
The Eastman Wind Ensemble is an American concert band founded by Frederick Fennell at the Eastman School of Music in 1952. It is often credited with helping popularize wind music. Through the group, Fennell redefined wind ensemble to refer to a specific kind of wind band with only one player per part, and focusing on original wind music rather than orchestral transcriptions. The Eastman Wind Ensemble has premiered over 150 works, including works by composers Bernard Rands and Joseph Schwantner. In 1987, the Eastman Wind Ensemble was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Classical Performance - Instrumental Soloist or Soloists (with or without orchestra) for its 1986 album Carnaval, a collaboration with trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. [source from Wikipedia]
Work
- Rolling Thunder
- The Invincible Eagle
- The Picadore
- The Gallant Seventh
- King Cotton
- On the Mall
- Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
- Hands Across the Sea
- Captain
- Grandioso
- The Circus Bee
- The Thunderer
- Old Comrades
- Sesqui-Centennial Exposition
- The Glory of the Yankee Navy
- Riders for the Flag
- The Black Horse Troop
- The Kansas Wildcats
- The Washington Post
- The Pride of the Wolverines
- The Gridiron Club
- Illinois March
- U.S. Field Artillery March
- The Billboard March
- Children's March
- Manhattan Beach
- Colonel Bogey
- The Golden Ear
- Sound Off
- New Mexico
- Second Regiment, Connecticut National Guard March
- Sabre and Spurs
- The Liberty Bell
- Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
- Our Flirtations
- Bullets and Bayonets
- The National Game
- Golden Jubilee
- Father of Victory
- Officer of the Day
- The High School Cadets
- The Stars and Stripes Forever
- The Rifle Regiment
- Entrance of the Gladiators, Op. 68
- American Patrol, Op. 92
- March in B flat major, Op. 99
- Hill Song No. 2
- Onward-Upward
- Inglesina
- In Storm and Sunshine
