Edwin Franko Goldman

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January 1, 1878 - February 21, 1956

USA

Edwin Franko Goldman was born in Louisville, Kentucky.

In 1892 he won a scholarship and attended the National Conservatory of Music in New York.

He organized the New York Military Band in 1911. In 1918 the band became The Goldman Band. The first concert under the new name was held a Columbia University. The band held free public concerts for 93 years until it was shut down in 2005.

Goldman founded the American Bandmasters Association in 1929, he became the associations Second Honorary Life President after John Philip Sousa.

Edwin Franko Goldman died at the Montefiore Hospital in New York.

Marches composed by Edwin Franko Goldman:

1. Toledo Blade
2. Anniversary 1942
3. Kindergarten 1942
4. Parade March no. 1 1941
5. Parade March no. 2 1941
6. Chimes of Liberty
7. On the Mall
8. ABA
9. Aloutte
10. Birthday March
11. Canadian National Exhibition
12. Central Park
13. Cherokee
14. Eagle Eyes
15. Emblem of Freedom
16. From Coast to Coast
17. Indian March
18. Iowa
19. Let Freedom Ring
20. March Electric
21. Mischa Elman
22. Old Glory Forever
23. On Parade
24. On the Alert
25. On the Campus
26. On the Go
27. On the Hunt
28. On the Farm
29. On the Pier
30. On the Road
31. Onward-Upward 1931
32. Pioneer
33. Pride of America
34. Radio City
35. Sagamore
36. Southern Echoes
37. Spirit of Peace
38. Spirit of Youth
39. University
40. VFW
41. World Peace
42. Young America
43. Christmas March
44. Cheerio
45. Jubilee
46. Kentucky
47. On the Hudson
48. Interlochen Bowl 1934
49. Children's March 1934
50. March Illinois 1953
51. Boy Scouts of America 1931
52. Bugles and Drum 1936