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From the Archives 108: The Testament Of Freedom & Songs From "Drum Taps" (1956)
Ipse Dixit
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In 1956, Eastman-Rochester Pops Orchestra & Chorus, conducted by Howard Hanson, recorded "The Testament of Freedom" (Four Passages From the Writings of Thomas Jefferson) and "Songs From 'Drum Taps'" (Poems By Walt Whitman). The LP was published by Mercury, as part of American Music Festival, Vol. 1. This recording is available on archive.org. Thanks to Mike Overby for suggesting this recording.
Track List:
Side 1
The Testament Of Freedom
The God Who Gave Us Life
We Have Counted The Cost
We Fight Not For Glory
I Shall Not Die Without A Hope
Side 2
Songs From "Drum Taps"
Beat! Beat! Drums!
By The Bivouac's Fitful Flame
To Thee, Old Cause
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