This edition of Brass, Reeds, and Percussion features marches by the French composer Adolphe Sellenick, who was the bandmaster of the Band of the Republican Guard from 1874 to 1884. Before serving as bandmaster of the Band of the Republican Guard, he conducted at least two French army bands. Although his father was a military musician, the violin was Sellenick’s first instrument. He also had a rather colorful history, having been a prisoner of war, having spent 3 months in jail for indecent exposure, and having been reprimanded for playing "Le Marseillaise" without being ordered to do so at a monument dedication ceremony. He also wrote several comic operas.
- Marche Indienne
Composer: Adolphe Sellenick (1826-1893)
Performer: Band of the Republican Guard
Album: Marches and Fanfares
- Retraite Tartare (Tarter Retreat)
Composer: Adolphe Sellenick
Performer: Band of the Republican Guard
Album: Marches and Fanfares
- Mon Beau pays d'Alsace (My Beautiful Country of Alsace)
Composer: Adolphe Sellenick
Performer: Band of the Republican Guard
Album: Marches and Fanfares
- Over the Crescent Moon
Composer: Hiroki Takahashi (1979- )
Performer: Osaka Philharmonic Winds
Album: Welcome to Hiroki's World
- I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover
Composer: Mort Dixon (lyrics, 1892-1956) & Harry M. Woods (music, 1896-1970)
Performer: Enoch Light & Light Brigade
Album: Big Hits of the 20s
- Bye Bye Blackbird (1926)
Composer: Ray Henderson (music, 1896-1970) & Mort Dixon (lyrics, 1892-1956)
Performer: Enoch Light & Light Brigade
Album: Big Hits of the 20s
- La Bamba
Composer: Mexican folk song (circa 1930) made popular by Ritchie Valens
Performer: Royal Belgian Navy Band
Album: Spanish Trilogy
- Adagio, Theme, and Variations
Composer: Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837), arranged by Jose Schyns
Performer: Royal Belgian Navy Band
Album: Spanish Trilogy
- National Anthem of Slovakia
Composer: Slovak folk tune
Performer: Band of the Republican Guard
Album: European National Anthems
