The Virginia Wind Symphony has recorded several CD's which are available through Walking Frog Records. Clicking on the product number for each CD will open a new browser window to the selected CD's order page on the Walking Frog Site.
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Frank Erickson Band Classics |
Overture Jubiloso - Frank Erickson Air for Band - Frank Erickson Blue Ridge Overture - Frank Erickson Sonatina for Band - Frank Erickson Toccata for Band - Frank Erickson Balladair - Frank Erickson Rhythm of the Winds - Frank Erickson Dorian Festival - Frank Erickson Chorale for Band - Frank Erickson Fantasy for Band - Frank Erickson Tamerlane - Frank Erickson |
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Sinfonia For Winds - Frank Erickson |
Frank Erickson Band Classics II |
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Claude T. Smith: A Concert Celebration |
Allegro and Intermezzo - Claude T. Smith |
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| Castebrooke Overture - Claude T. Smith Galop Humoresque - Claude T. Smith Summer In Rio - Claude T. Smith Island Fiesta - Claude T. Smith Overture For A Festival - Claude T. Smith Royal Lancer - Claude T. Smith Windstar - Claude T. Smith World Freedom - Claude T. Smith Horizons West - Claude T. Smith Jubilesta - Claude T. Smith Prelude for Band - Claude T. Smith Silver Salutation - Claude T. Smith Moresco: A Symphonic Pantomime - Claude T. Smith |
World Freedom |
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Landscapes |
Avondale Overture - Claude T. Smith Hymn to St. Avold - Claude T. Smith Beguine on a Brazilian Folk Song - Claude T. Smith Introduction and Fugato - Claude T. Smith Oxford Point Overture - Claude T. Smith Sunbird Overture - Claude T. Smith Battle Hymn of the Republic - Claude T. Smith Bombasto March - Claude T. Smith Cresset Variations - Claude T. Smith Gala XXV: A Symphonic Overture - Claude T. Smith March Russe - Claude T. Smith Prelude and Toccata - Claude T. Smith |
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The Virginia Wind Symphony is honored to be a recipient of the John Philip Sousa Foundation's Sudler Silver Scroll Award! The Sudler Silver Scroll is an international award to identify, recognize and honor those community bands that have demonstrated particularly high standards of excellence in concert activities over a period of several years, and which have played a significant and leading role in the cultural and musical environment in their respective communities.
North America's most prestigious award for community concert bands is named after Chicago real estate magnate Louis C. Sudler, a patron of the arts who founded the John Philip Sousa Foundation. The John Philip Sousa Foundation is a publicly supported, educational foundation established for the purpose of organizing, sponsoring and administering projects contributing to the excellence of bands and band music throughout the world by recognizing excellence in its many forms wherever it may be found.
For more information about the Sudler Silver Scroll award and to see a list of past winners, please see the John Philip Sousa Foundation website.
