When a former violin student encountered her teacher, Cho-Liang Lin, at a Houston, Texas supermarket, she immediately apologized for abandoning her Violinist Cho-Liang Lin, from Houston, Texas, shares ...

The Hall of Fame shortstop for the Chicago Cubs was famous for saying “Let’s play two,” even on the ... Knox’s “God of Our Fathers,” John Philip Sousa’s “Saber and Spurs” march ...

The group of marines and young musicians were programmed to perform Nobles of the Mystic Shrine by American composer John Philip Sousa, who directed the band in the late 19th century. However, on 19 ...

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., for the John Philip Sousa Festival, held Thursday through Sunday. “Being selected to perform at the Kennedy Center is an incredible ...

How many Broadway shows has John Philip Sousa been in? John Philip Sousa has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows. How many West End shows has John Philip Sousa been in? John Philip Sousa has not ...

The afternoon’s program includes familiar works by John Philip Sousa, Soon Hee Newbold’s powerful and innovative “Gravitas,” Victor Lopez’s uplifting “Fiesta Tropical” including ...

The expert even mentioned that the musicians at the camp would sometimes play marching music by U.S. composer John Philip Sousa as a symbol ... performing this solo violin piece, which Geyer ...

He was named in honor of John Philip Sousa, the renowned American composer and conductor. John and his sisters were raised in New Waverly, Texas on the family farm by their Aunt Bea Venarske ...

But John Philip ... with his famous Sousa Band. What he found was what The Milwaukee Journal called "probably the largest birthday party in all of his 70 years." Need a break? Play the USA TODAY ...

Fittingly, John Philip ... that Sousa wrote his first composition, “Moonlight on the Potomac Waltzes”. Discharged from the Marines in 1875, the 21-year-old Sousa began performing on violin ...