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Notated MusicTransit of Venus march vocal score | 1 score (12 p.) + 23 parts; 8 1/2" x 11" | March first performed on April 19, 1883 by the United States Marine Band, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, D.C. Revised and arranged by Loras John Schissel Printed score and band parts. Vocal Score (Form). Vocal Score (Form). Musical Score And Parts (Form).
- Contributor: Sousa, John Philip - Schissel, Loras John
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Notated MusicTransit of Venus sheet music | 5 p. of music | "As played by Sousa's Peerless Band"--Cover. (General). Title from cover. (General). Arr. for piano solo. (General). Page [2] is blank. (General). Sheet Music (Form).
- Contributor: J.W. Pepper - Sousa, John Philip
- Date: 1896
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Notated MusicTransit of Venus march vocal score | 16 parts ; 13 x 18 cm. | Vocal Score (Form). Vocal Score (Form). Instrumental Parts (Form).
- Contributor: J.W. Pepper - Sousa, John Philip
- Date: 1883
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Notated MusicVenus march Instrumental parts | 16 parts; 8 1/2" x 11" | "J.W. Pepper's Twentieth Century Journal" Instrumental Parts (Form).
- Contributor: J.W. Pepper - Sousa, John Philip
- Date: 1902
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Audio RecordingTransit of Venus march sound recording | 1 compact disc | Sound Recording (Form).
- Contributor: Sousa, John Philip - Schissel, Loras J. - Virginia Grand Military Band
- Date: 2003
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CollectionTransit of Venus March Sheet music, Sound recordings, Drawings/engravings. In June of 2004, the Library of Congress joined with NASA in celebrating this rare celestial event (the silhouette of the planet Venus again crossing the face of the Sun) by providing access to the score and band parts of John Philip Sousa's "Transit of Venus March." In addition to this music, which can be printed directly from this...
- Contributor: Sousa, John Philip
- Date: 1769
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