Majesty of America, The (2002)
A two-CD compilation of classic recordings by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir featuring songs which celebrate the freedoms and glories of America. Songs include: "You're a Grand Old Flag," "Rock of Ages," "Home on the Range," "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," "My Country! 'Tis of Thee," "Yankee Doodle Boy," and many others.
- Language English
- Media Types MP3; Digital Download
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- TracksTrack TitleTrack Time
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01 The Stars and Stripes Forever 3:40
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02 Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean 3:31
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03 You're a Grand Old Flag 2:34
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04 Rock of Ages 3:32
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05 Home on the Range 3:04
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06 He's Got the Whole World in His Hands 2:36
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07 My Country! 'Tis of Thee 2:13
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08 The Yankee Doodle Boy 2:37
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09 Down in the Valley 3:21
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10 God of Our Fathers 2:12
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11 The Caissons Go Rolling Along 2:09
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12 The Marine's Hymn 2:39
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13 The United States Air Force Song 1:50
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14 This Land Is Your Land 3:09
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15 Onward, Christian Soldiers 3:00
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16 Anchors Aweigh 2:19
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17 Navy Hymn (Eternal Father) 2;51
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18 Shenandoah (Across the Wide Missouri) 5:13
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19 Battle Hymn of the Republic 4:40
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20 Semper Fidelis 2:48
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21 The Star Spangled Banner 2:35
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22 Deep River 5:29
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23 The Thunderer 2:53
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24 America, the Beautiful 3:37
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25 The Battle Cry of Freedom 3:52
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26 When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again 2:51
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27 This Is My Country 3:54
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28 God Bless America 2:18
Description
Description
A Sony Records release, catalog #87750. This two-CD set is a newly remastered compilation of 28 songs taken from the renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir's recordings of the 1960s and '70s. The Choir, directed by Richard P. Conde, is supported by alternating organists, the Columbia Symphonic Band, the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. The conductors include Arthur Harris, Jerold D. Ottley, and Eugene Ormandy.