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conductor Frederik Prausnitz
design John Morning
horn Al Richmond
horn Barry Benjamin
horn Earl Chapin
horn Edward Birdwell
horn Francisco Donaruma
horn Kathleen Wilber
horn Paul Ingraham
horn Ray Alonge
percussion Joseph Volpe
percussion Lou Gatti
percussion Robert Bush
percussion Ronald Gould
percussion Wallace Deyerle
timpani Arnold Goldberg
timpani Howard Hirsch
trombone David Uber
trombone George Michelmore
trombone John Swallow
trumpet Allan Dean
trumpet Claude Fontanella
trumpet James Stubbs
trumpet Murray Karpilovsky
trumpet Peter Crino
trumpet Robert Haley
trumpet Robert Weber
trumpet Ronald Anderson
trumpet Theodore Weis
tuba Harvey Phillips
Thomas P.F. Hoving, Director of the Museum, asked the distinguished composer William Schuman to compose a special work to celebrate the Museum's 100th birthday. In accepting the commission Mr. Schuman suggested that there not be one special work but five different works to greet the opening of each exhibition. On behalf of the Museum, Mr. Schuman then asked four other prominent American composers to write fanfares for the Museum's Centennial. The composers were Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Walter Piston and Virgil Thomson.
Matrix / Runout: 17242 (Side A Label)