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The Connection Series
Podcast series by The United States Air Force Band, Washington, D.C., examining the connection points between music, the military and storytelling.
“I’ll Be Seeing You”
Written by: Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal
© 1938. Renewed 1966 by Fain Music Co. and
The New Irving Kahal Music Company
Used By Permission. All Rights Reserved.
“In the Mood”
Written by: Joseph C. Garland
© Shapiro Bernstein & Co Inc
Used By Permission. All Rights Reserved.
“The Rhumba Jumps!”
Written by: Hoagy Carmichael and John Mercer
© Morris Edwin H & Co Inc and Songs of Peer LTD
Used by Permission....
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5.0 stars from 9 ratings
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“Thoroughly enjoyable interview with the great Colonel Gabriel, a real American hero, and a giant in the field of symphonic band.”
aschufehdre via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/03/19
Recent Episodes
Master Sgt. Brooke Emery speaks to Master Sgt. Sean Christian and Master Sgt. Zachary Atkinson of Air Force Recruiting Service (AFRS) as they reflect on their time in service, discuss ARFS's long-standing partnership with Air Force Bands, and explore the challenges currently facing military...
Published 04/27/21
Published 04/27/21
As part of our ongoing Guest Artist spotlight, Master Sergeant Ben Patterson talks with jazz legend Chris Potter about his music and career.
Credits:
Executive Producer: Col. Don Schofield
Producer/Host: Master Sgt. Brooke Emery
Assistant Producer: Master Sgt. Ben Patterson
Recording Production...
Published 03/26/20
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