First, a moment of silence . . . (a photograph) |
* There is a more standard version of Amazing Grace (bagpipes and concert band) on our Ceremonial Music site.
** Mr. Tim Sutphin and the Fifes & Drums of Colonial Williamsburg executed this wonderful performance on the march at the Air Combat Command Tattoo, an annual tradition (York Marsch is from Beethoven's March No. 1 in F Major).
*** Colonel Jay B. Welsh, USAF (Ret), wrote the narrative for Liberty Fanfare and performed it in this studio recording.
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