| View Larger Image | Past the Equinox: The Music of Jack Stamp | Audio CDJack Stamp (Composer), Eugene Corporon (Composer), Gary Olmstead (Composer), Jack Stamp (Composer), Jack Stamp (Composer), Richard Fischer (Composer), Mary Ann Fasold (Composer), IUP Percussion Ensemble (Composer), IUP Wind Ensemble (Composer), Keystone Wind Ensemble (Composer), Cincinnati Wind Symphony (Composer), Concordia University Wind Symphony (Composer), Crystal Stryker (Composer), Jodie Lynn Werley (Composer)
| List Price: | $16.98 | |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Klavier | | Release Date: | August 18, 1995 | | Sales Rank: | 279,476th |
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TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: Cenotaph
- Track 2: Chorale and Toccata - Concordia University Wind Symphony
- Track 3: Antothigram
- Track 4: Equinox - Jack Stamp
- Track 5: Melting of the Winter's Snow - Crystal Stryker
- Track 6: Elegy and Affirmation - Jack Stamp
- Track 7: Fanfare for the Great Hall - Jack Stamp
- Track 8: Remembrance of This to Come - Jack Stamp
- Track 9: Elegy for English Horn and Band - Mary Ann Fasold
- Track 10: Gavorkna Fanfare - Jack Stamp
- Track 11: Journey Past the Unicorn - Jodie Lynn Werley
- Track 12: Canticle - Jack Stamp
- Track 13: Daybreak for Marimba Ensemble
- Track 14: Love's Symphony - Jodie Lynn Werley
- Track 15: O-Zone
- Track 16: Jigsaw - Jack Stamp
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 3 reviews)
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THIS SONG SUCKS!  1 Stars
April 18, 2007
I played this song and it haunts my sleep. This is the single worst song written in the galaxy! DOn't spend money on this! Don't play it at all! Run away!
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Imagine my suprise by R. Kluesner (St. Louis, MO USA)  5 Stars
September 13, 2000
In a certain nostalgic yearning to relive high school, I searched for Jack Stamp(a favorite of our little symphonic band). Imagine my suprise when I found it AND recognized most of the songs AND recalled just how hard I had to strike those chimes. I am in heaven. Now, if only I could find my yearbook.......
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For a private-eye, Stamp delivers! by Jim O'Donnell (deacon@rice.edu) (Houston, TX)  4 Stars
December 19, 1998
Jack Stamp outdoes himself in this delightful anthology of musical achievement. At the end, however, I found myself yearning. When will Mr. Stamp realize that fighting crime and musicology just don't mix? His music is wonderful-- especially the gripping Gavorkna Fanfare-- but his calling is detective work. But until he realizes this, I suppose we shall continue to expect more wind ensemble music of this calibre. There are worse fates.
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