Gift Shop Sound Recording (LP) Description The Golden Age of Bands 1860-1915 Volume III Vermillion, South Dakota: National Music Museum, 1986 Recorded live during a concert at the University of South Dakota on May 8, 1986. As such, it is an "authentic" re-creation, in every sense of the word, of a typical concert by a town band at the turn of the century, including not only an occasional missed note, but also the immediacy and the excitement inherent in a live performance.   Side One March, The Rifle Rangers by Karl L. King (1910) Overture, Lizzella by Melvin H. Ribble (1912) Grand Fantasia, Auld Lang Syne by John Hartmann, arranged by Prendiville (1890) Caracteristique, The Village Blacksmith by Ch. de Charmont, arranged by Laurendeau (1911) Side Two Fantasie for Clarinet, Pas de Deux by E. S. Thornton (1890) A Medley of Plantation Songs, The Best Loved Southern Melodies by Al Hayes (1915) Solo for Cornet, Olympian Polka by W. Paris Chambers (1899) March, Rolling Thunder by Henry Fillmore (1916)   Order #31:  $2.00 (LP Record) Return to CDs Return to Gift Shop National Music Museum The University of South Dakota 414 East Clark Street Vermillion, SD 57069 ©National Music Museum, 2004-2007 Most recent update: October 18, 2007 You are the 3,511th visitor to this page since October 13, 2004. The University of South Dakota Return to Top of Page