MARCHE de la 101e AIRBORNE
101st AIRBORNE MARCH composée par Daniel Bourdelès 
Cette marche est extraite du CD "Carentan, la Mémoire du ciel"
(1994) qui évoque la libération de la ville de Carentan, en juin 1944,
par la célèbre division aéroportée américaine. Cette saga locale se
nourrit de nombreux témoignages et anecdotes rapportés par les habitants
de la région qui ont vécu l'événement. Cette histoire a fait l'objet
d'un mémorable spectacle qui réunit 7000 spectateurs le 12 juin 1994.
Cet instrumental (durée totale : 3'36) est disponible et gratuit pour illustrer vos CD et vos films privés. Si vous souhaitez l'utiliser à des fins commerciales (film, disque, télévision...) ou d'exécution publique, il est nécessaire de déclarer cette utilisation à la Sacem ou au Sésam.
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This march is taken from the CD "Carentan, the sky memory"
(1994).
This great story concerns the Carentan's liberation, in June 1944, by the 101st Airboren Division of the United States Army. This local story brought back many memories to the people who live in this part of the Normandy. Some memories were sparked by songs in the recording. Others were sparked by dialogs and sketches. This was a large performance given in June of 1994. This music (total time : 3'36) is free to add to your private CD and DVD. But, if you use it in a commercial way (film, record, TV), you must declare this music at the French Sacem or at your own international authors society. Inquiries : courrier@magene.com This March was played for the fist time in Brooklyn, NY (USA) by Ed Gawlinski as part of the 2007 Angels and Accordions performance : " Past the Cherry trees, Ed is playing little known song, the "101st Airborne March". In 1944, the 101st was part of the Normandy invasion during World War II. This march was composed by Daniel Bourdeles, a norman composer, for a june 1994 celebration of Carentan by the 101st. Ed's father, who is buried in green-Wood, served the 101 Airborne during World war II. While this piece has been used in Normandy in french documentaries about World War II, this may have been the fist live performance of this march in this country. " Ed made an arrangement of this march for drum and bugle corps. Drum and Bugle Corps are a North American type of marching band that consists only of brass instruments (bugles). He also wrote an arrangement for string orchestra. 
The 6th grade orchestra of the Bowers school playing
the 101st Airborne March arranged by Ed Gawlinski Lien direct vers le site magene.com langue et chansons normandes Lien direct vers le site des chansons du Cotentin de Daniel Bourdelès |
