Musicatlas
Music
- Affirmation Overture
- Africa (1994)
- And the Nations Rejoice (1994)
- Appalachian Overture (1994)
- Ceremonium (1994)
- Christmas Concerto
- Christmas Concerto No 2 (1994)
- Christmas Overture
- Classic TV Themes
- Credo
- Danse Jubilante Overture
- Discovery 1492 (Columbus)
- The Divine Comedy - The Ascension (1994)
- Fitzgerald Overture
- Highlights for Music Box (1994-Warner Bros)
- Holiday Emblem
- I wonder As I Wander - Christmas song
- Into the Storm 1994
- Jingle Bells Forever
- Kennedy Overture
- The Marchman
- Montevista Overture
- Portsmouth Overture
- Quantico March
- Symphonic Festival Overture
- Westward Ho Medley
- Where the Black Hawk Soars
- The Great Locomotive Chase
- The Iliad
- The Winds of Poseidon
- The Divine Comedy: the Inferno, Paradiso
- Inchon
- Ireland: of Legend and Lore
- Encanto (song)
- Twelve Seconds to the Moon! (1996)
- Africa: Ceremony, Song, and Ritual
- Symphonic Festival
- The Ascension
- Paradisio
- To The Summit!
- Songs of Sailor and Sea
- Wilson Suite
- Gemeinhardt Suite
- Semper Liberi
- Where the Black Hawk Soars
Life
College Band Director - USA.
Robert W. Smith (b. 1958) is one of the most popular and prolific composers of concert band and orchestral literature in America today. He has over 400 publications to his name, with the majority composed and arranged through his long association with Warner Bros. Publications. He received a Bachelor of Music Education from Troy State University (AL) and a Master of Music from the University of Miami (FL).
His original works for both the concert band and orchestra have been performed throughout the world. His first two symphonies (The Divine Comedy and The Odyssey) have captured the imaginations of musicians and audiences in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. The Tempest and other works for the developing ensemble have become standards in the band repertoire. As a conductor and clinician, Mr. Smith has performed across the United States, and in Canada, Japan, Australia, Italy, Austria and the United Kingdom.
His compositions and arrangements have been used in a variety of situations including major television network broadcasts. From the welcoming ceremonies in Japan honoring President Ronald Reagan to Opening Day at Dodger Stadium. ...from the opening of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade telecast to the Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus and the Olympic games, his music is widely accepted by all ages.
(Source of this particular copy: http://www.txband.com/pages/heritage-smith.htm; submitted by Imza <mattarroway
hotmail.com>)