Episodes

~ Release by Doc Severinsen, Summit Brass (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Artist	Rating	Length
1	Commemorative Fanfare recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Commemorative Fanfare (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: John Cheetham	Aaron Copland		2:17
2	Fanfare for the Common Man recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Fanfare for the Common Man (for brass and percussion orchestra) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Aaron Copland (composer) (in 1942) was commissioned by: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Eugene Goossens (Sir Eugene Goossens, composer and conductor, third of the Eugène Goossens dynasty) premiered by: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (on 1943-03-12) and Eugene Goossens (Sir Eugene Goossens, composer and conductor, third of the Eugène Goossens dynasty) (on 1943-03-12) publisher: Boosey & Hawkes, Inc. (USA, publisher; do NOT use as release label)	John Cheetham		3:11
3	5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 1 recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: 5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 1 (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Jeff Tyzik and Allen Vizzutti (American trumpeter) part of: 5 Episodes for Brass	Allen Vizzutti, Jeff Tyzik		1:31
4	5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 2 recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: 5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 2 (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Jeff Tyzik and Allen Vizzutti (American trumpeter) part of: 5 Episodes for Brass	Allen Vizzutti, Jeff Tyzik		3:52
5	5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 3 recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: 5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 3 (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Jeff Tyzik and Allen Vizzutti (American trumpeter) part of: 5 Episodes for Brass	Allen Vizzutti, Jeff Tyzik		3:13
6	5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 4 recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: 5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 4 (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Jeff Tyzik and Allen Vizzutti (American trumpeter) part of: 5 Episodes for Brass	Allen Vizzutti, Jeff Tyzik		2:29
7	5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 5 recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: 5 Episodes for Brass: Episode 5 (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Jeff Tyzik and Allen Vizzutti (American trumpeter) part of: 5 Episodes for Brass	Allen Vizzutti, Jeff Tyzik		5:07
8	Excerpts From 'Mass': Gloria in Excelsis recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) arranger: Gordon Hallberg recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Mass: VI. Gloria, No. 2. Gloria in excelsis (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) additional lyricist: Leonard Bernstein (in 1971) and Stephen Schwartz (musical theatre lyricist/composer) (in 1971) composer: Leonard Bernstein (in 1971) premiered at: John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., United States (on 1971-09-08) part of: Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers	Leonard Bernstein / Gordon Hallberg		4:48
9	Excerpts From 'Mass': De Profundis recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) arranger: Gordon Hallberg recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Mass: XI. Meditation No. 3 (De profundis, Part 1) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) additional lyricist: Leonard Bernstein (in 1971) and Stephen Schwartz (musical theatre lyricist/composer) (in 1971) composer: Leonard Bernstein (in 1971) premiered at: John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., United States (on 1971-09-08) part of: Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers	Leonard Bernstein / Gordon Hallberg		3:52
10	Music of America recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) timpani: Jeff Broadhurst (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Charles Ross (timpani) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Music of America (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) arranger: Wayne Scott	Wayne Scott		5:58
11	Symphony for Brass and Timpani: Dona Nobis Pacem recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani: I. Dona nobis pacem (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Herbert Haufrecht part of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani	Herbert Haufrecht		4:46
12	Symphony for Brass and Timpani: Elegy recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani: II. Elegy (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Herbert Haufrecht part of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani	Herbert Haufrecht		4:33
13	Symphony for Brass and Timpani: Jubilation recording engineer: Russ Borud (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) producer: Steve Vining editor: Gary Rice (engineer/mastering) flugelhorn: Gerald Endsley (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) French horn: Thomas Bacon (French horn) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Fred Rizner (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Lawrence Strieby (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gail Williams (American hornist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trombone: Joseph Alessi (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Julie Josephson (trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Ralph Sauer (American trombonist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gordon Sweeney (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) trumpet: Allan Dean (trumpet, baroque instrumentalist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), David Hickman (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Raymond Mase (American trumpetist) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23), Anthony Plog (conductor, composer and trumpet player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Doc Severinsen (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) tuba: Daniel Perantoni (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) and Gene Pokorny (American tuba player) (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) conductor: Carl Topilow (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recorded at: M.S. Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, United States (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) recording of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani: III. Jubilation (from 1986-06-22 until 1986-06-23) composer: Herbert Haufrecht part of: Symphony for Brass and Timpani	Herbert Haufrecht		3:52

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Format:: CD
Length:: 49:29

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Type:: Album
Packaging:: Jewel Case
Status:: Official
Language:: English
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

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Pro-Arte Records
CDD 278

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1986

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