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| Title | New York Hippodrome | |||
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| Composer | Sousa, John Philip |
Marshall’s Civic Band Topeka, KS Est’d 1884 |
Number | M-52 |
| Type | CB | |||
| Date | 1915 | |||
| Key | Bb | |||
| Arranger | None |
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Length | 0.00 |
| Publisher | T. B. Harms & Francis Day Et A | Vocal | No | |
| Association | Dillingham, Charles B. | Grade/Difficulty | ?/? | |
| Last Performed | Unknown | |||
| Manuscript | No | |||
| Style | March | Location | Marshall's Band Library | |
| Cataloger | Perry Hartman | |||
| Date Cataloged | 06/30/1993 | |||
| Notes |
Composed in 1915. "The Sousa Band's longest single engagement, from September
30, 1915, to June 4, 1916, was when it was featured in the 'Hip Hip Horray'
extravaganza at the New York Hippodrome. Sousa wrote this march in commemoration
of that engagement, and it was dedicated to Charles B. Dillingham, manager of
the famous old theater. In a salute to Sousa on his sixty-first birthday,
Dillingham arranged to have over two hundred theater orchestras around the
country play the march at precisely the same time."
The Works of John Philip Sousa
pg. 74
Paul E. Bierley
Integrity Press
1984
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