Jacob Holst Keystone Wind Ensemble - Fantasia for Euphonium Band Toccata (16 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Jacob, Holst, Keystone Wind Ensemble
Fantasia for Euphonium & Band / Toccata
Genres: Jazz, Special Interest, Classical

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Toccata Marziale, for military band in B flat major
2. English Folk Song Suite, for military band: March - 'Seventeen Come Sunday'
3. English Folk Song Suite, for military band: Intermezzo - 'My Bonny Boy'
4. English Folk Song Suite, for military band: March - 'Folk Songs from Somerset'
5. Suite No. 1, for military band in E flat major, Op. 28/1, H. 105: Chaconne
6. Suite No. 1, for military band in E flat major, Op. 28/1, H. 105: Intermezzo
7. Suite No. 1, for military band in E flat major, Op. 28/1, H. 105: March
8. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: March
9. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Song Without Words - 'I'll Love My Love'
10. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Song of the Blacksmith
11. Suite No. 2, for military band in F major, Op. 28/2, H. 106: Fantasia on the 'Dargason'
12. Hammersmith, prelude & scherzo for military band (also version for orchestra), Op. 52, H. 178
13. An Original Suite, for band: March
14. An Original Suite, for band: Intermezzo
15. An Original Suite, for band: Finale
16. Fantasia for Euphonium and Band

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CD Details

All Artists: Jacob, Holst, Keystone Wind Ensemble, Stamp
Title: Fantasia for Euphonium & Band / Toccata
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Citadel
Release Date: 10/26/1999
Genres: Jazz, Special Interest, Classical
Styles: Swing Jazz, Marches, Historical Periods, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century, Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 795817813720

CD Reviews

Not all it's cracked up to be!

01/10/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"When Jack Stamp set out to record the British Band Classics, his intentions were to have this be the quintessential recording of all the works represented. Due to some aural errors by the producer, there are some glaring errors. Though it is not a horrible recording, it is not what Stamp, Keystone members or their listeners envisioned from this bold effort. Stephen Mead's euphonium playing is one reason to make this a must have recording!"