The Chestnut Brass Company And Friends - The Music Of Francis Johnson And His Contemporaries: Early 19th-Century Black Composers Album

Tracklist

1	New Cotillions
2	Philadelphia Firemen's Cotillion	0:54
3	Philadelphia Hop Waltz	1:38
4	Princeton Gallopade	1:14
5	Dirge	2:06
6	Brandy Wine	0:43
7	Col. George W. Riter's Parade March And Quickstep	2:43
8	Butchers And Drovers Grand March	2:59
9	Victoria Gallop	1:37
10	Valse A Cinq Temps	2:41
11	Five Step Waltz	0:51
12	Croton Waltz	2:10
13	Miss Lucy Long Violin – Diane Monroe	1:02
14	La Fayett's Welcome (Country Dance) Violin – Diane Monroe	0:38
15	Davis' Quickstep	0:45
16	The Cadmus	1:06
17	St. Louis Fire Company's Anniversary Parade March	2:25
18	Recollections Of Buffalo	1:28
19	The New Bird Waltz	1:38
20	Phoenix Polka	2:24
21	German Town	0:49
22	General Lafayette's Trumpet March And Quickstep	2:10
23	Yorktown	0:52
24	Bingham's Cotillion Violin – Diane Monroe	1:43
25	Evergreen Polka	1:00
26	The Monongahela Waltz	3:06
27	Lucy Neale Quadrille	0:55
28	"Honour To The Brave": General Lafayette's Grand March	3:57
29	Philadelphia Gray's Quickstep
30	The Mallet Or Stop Waltz	3:09
31	Boone Infantry Brass Band Quickstep	2:16
32	Monmouth	0:42
33	The General	0:54

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MHS 512532L	The Chestnut Brass Company And Friends	The Music Of Francis Johnson And His Contemporaries: Early 19th Century Black Composers ‎(CD)	Musical Heritage Society	MHS 512532L	US	1990
MHC 312532	The Chestnut Brass Company And Friends	The Music Of Francis Johnson And His Contemporaries: Early 19th Century Black Composers ‎(Cass, Album)	Musical Heritage Society	MHC 312532	US	1990
7029-2-C	The Chestnut Brass Company And Friends	The Music Of Francis Johnson And His Contemporaries: Early 19th Century Black Composers ‎(CD, Album, Club)	musicmasters	7029-2-C	US	1990

Credits

• Composed By – A.J.R. Conner (tracks: 3, 6,2 4), Edward Roland (tracks: 21), Francis Johnson (tracks: 2, 5, 7, 9 to 16, 18 to 20, 22, 23, 26, 28 to 32), Isaac Hazzard (tracks: 4, 17, 25), James Hemmenway (tracks: 8, 27)
• Conductor – Tamara Brooks
• Cover – Pennsylvania Historical Society
• Engineer – George Blood
• Producer – Michael Johns

Notes

Standard jewel case.

Made and printed in USA.

Cat. no.s : 7029-2-C is on spine and reverse/tray insert - MMD6 0236 on disc label - MMD6 0236 F on front booklet.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 016126702926
• SPARS Code: DDD

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Amreco, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Musicmasters

Album

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