Today's Playlist

hour 1

• Erich Korngold
  "King's Row"
  The National Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Gerhardt
  
• John Philip Sousa
  "Semper Fidelis"
  The United States Marine Band with conductor John Sousa
  
• John Stafford Smith
  "The Star-Spangled Banner"
  The Cleveland Orchestra with conductor Franz Welser-Most
  Arsht Center, Miami
  
• Anonymous
  "The Boston March"
  Boston Camerata with conductor Joel Cohen
  Baltimore
  
• Traditional
  "Liberty Tree,""Jefferson and Liberty," and "Saw ye my Hero George"
  Boston Camerata with conductor Joel Cohen
  Baltimore
  
• Traditional
  "The Blessings of Peace"
  Boston Camerata with conductor Joel Cohen
  Mandel Hall, Chicago
  
• John Adams
  "The Chairman Dances"
  The BBC National Orchestra of Wales with conductor Mark Elder
  Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
  
• Aaron Copland
  "Lincoln Portrait"
  Andrew Young, narrator, with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and conductor Chelsea Tipton
  Martin Luther King, Jr. Chapel, Atlanta
  
• Prince Leleiohoku
  "Nani Wale Lihu'e"
  The Rose Ensemble
  

hour 2

• Morton Gould
  "American Salute"
  The Boston Pops Orchestra with conductor John Williams
  
• Steve Laven
  "Beyond the Odyssey"
  The River Oaks Chamber Orchestra with conductor Tanya Ratner
  St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, Houston
  
• John Gay
  "The Turtle Thus the Plaintive Crying," from "The Beggar's Opera"
  Soprano Sharon Baker and harpsichordist John Gibbons
  Aston Magna Festival, Great Barrington, Massachusetts
  
• Francesco Geminiani
  Andante Moderato, from "The Art of Playing the Violin"
  Violinist Daniel Stepner and harpsichordist John Gibbons
  Aston Magna Festival, Great Barrington, Massachusetts
  
• Peter Tchaikovsky and Gabriela Montero
  Improvisation on a Theme from "Swan Lake"
  Pianist Gabriela Montero
  Royal Castle, Warsaw, Poland
  
• Robert Schumann
  "Rasch und mit Feuer" from "Phantasiestucke," Op. 73
  Clarinetist Anthony McGill and pianist Derek Han
  Music@Menlo, Palo Alto, California
  
• John Williams
  "An American Journey"
  The Recording Arts Orchestra of Los Angeles with conductor John Williams
  Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, California