Arizona mosaic territorial voices and brass band music during the journey to statehood 1863-1912
(Music on CD)

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Published
[Mesa, Ariz.?] : [Territorial Brass & Friends?], [2011].
Format
Music on CD
Language
English

Notes

General Note
"Produced by Territorial Brass, this project was funded in part by the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission as a Legacy Project for the 2012 Arizona Centennial..."--back of container.
Creation/Production Credits
"Produced by Territorial Brass, this project was funded in part by the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission as a Legacy Project for the 2012 Arizona Centennial..."--back of container.
Participants/Performers
Territorial Brass: Larry Baedke, B♭ cornet, flugel horn ; Bruce Legge, E♭ and B♭ cornet, flugel horn ; Walter Moffat, flugel horn ; Jeanette Tippets, E♭ alto horn ; David Geffen, E♭ alto horn ; Larry Versteeg, trombone ; Don Larry, euphonium ; Paul Green, tuba ; Kevin Kilzer, drums ; Ellen McGowan, piccolo and flute ; Cindy Anderson, vocalist.
Participants/Performers
Guest brass: Helen Eshelmann, E♭ alto horn ; Sarah Johnson Baugh, E♭ and B♭ cornets ; Ben Goren, flugel horn.
Participants/Performers
Guest artists: R. Carlos Nakai, Native American flute ; Rex Allen, Jr., vocalist ; Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory with Ladies & Gentlemen of the regiment, vocalists.
Participants/Performers
Storytellers: R. Carlos Nakai ; Tony Lo Biano ; Marshall Trimble ; Wyatt Earp ; Madison Walker ; Michael J. Ronstad ; Jody Drake ; Bob Boze Bell.
Date/Time and Place of Event
Territorial Brass and guest artists recorded at First Presbyterian Church, Mesa, AZ, by Jack Miller Productions, 1/12/2009, 2/27/2010, 1/29/2011, 4/30/2011 ; storytellers recorded at Jack Miller Productions studio at Canyon Records, Phoenix, AZ, with exceptions ; Tony LoBianco recorded at Magno Sound & Video, New York, NY ; Michael J. Ronstadt recorded at Pete Ronstadt Recording Studio, Tucson, AZ.
Description
A collection of folk songs, Native American flute music, regimental songs, and Spanish songs, along with spoken word sections describing or dramatizing aspects of Arizona history.
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Compact disc

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LC Subjects
Arizona -- Centennial celebrations, etc. -- Songs and music.
Arizona -- History -- To 1912 -- Songs and music.
Arizona -- History -- To 1912.
Brass band music.
Folk music -- Arizona.
Music.
Native American flute music -- Arizona.
Songs, Spanish.
Songs.
Sound recordings.

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Territorial Brass & Friends (Musical group)., Allen, R., Nakai, R. C., Lo Bianco, T., Trimble, M., Bell, B. B., Drake, J., Ronstadt, M. J., Walker, M., & Earp, W. (2011). Arizona mosaic: territorial voices and brass band music during the journey to statehood 1863-1912 . [Territorial Brass & Friends?].

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Territorial Brass & Friends (Musical group) et al.. 2011. Arizona Mosaic: Territorial Voices and Brass Band Music During the Journey to Statehood 1863-1912. [Territorial Brass & Friends?].

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Territorial Brass & Friends (Musical group) et al.. Arizona Mosaic: Territorial Voices and Brass Band Music During the Journey to Statehood 1863-1912 [Territorial Brass & Friends?], 2011.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Territorial Brass & Friends (Musical group), et al. Arizona Mosaic: Territorial Voices and Brass Band Music During the Journey to Statehood 1863-1912 [Territorial Brass & Friends?], 2011.

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