Track 5: National Emblem March

[@victorbatres2065]

The National Emblem March was written by E.E. Bagley a native of Vermont written at the turn of the 20th Century. A masterpiece.

[@MarcMercier1971]

We claim him as a New Hampshirite... since the piece was written in Keene, NH. :p

[@belfastritz]

Of course it's Tony Fenelon....I have the vinyl and treasure it. Tony Fenelon and Neil Jensen are probably the two most amazing Australian theatre organists I've have the esteemed pleasure to have been acquainted with. This one is definitely Tony.

[@helmut1940r]

Prima Version. Danke ein Posaunist

[@RJRmassage]

National Emblem March composed in 1902 and published in 1906 by Edwin Eugene Bagley.

[@adrianwilson4197]

AND STILL SOUNDING GREAT TODAY
2019.

[@danielmkubacki]

Thanks for posting this I have been wanted to know the title of this march for a while.

[@OrganCat]

Very tasteful choice of alternate harmony in just the right places.
It took me many years to figure out what to leave out- even though I knew it. :)

[@50100betinho]

Muito bom.........Gosto muito desta música.........pena aque não consigo compartilhar......Bravíssimo......

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent

[@amesbancal]

This is not a Sousa march

[@stephenhetzel8437]

Written by EDWIN E. BAGLEY, not Sousa.

[@SpeedyNeutrino43]

An E.E. Bagley march.