On this recording the spotlight is on the Trumpeters Corps, but some pieces are also performed with the wind band of The Belgian Guides. Including a lot of world premieres

1. Light Cavalry overture (*) (Franz Von Suppé) (1819-1895); 2. Three Fanfares (Sigismund Neukomm) (1778-1858); 3.  Valeur Militaire (Y.H. Moreau)(1900-1979); 4. Perles Bisontines (Albert Gossez) (1916-2003) - Soloists: Michaël Tambour & Harmen Vanhoorne; 5. Polka Brillante (**) (Theo Maeck) - Soloist: Michaël Tambour; 6.  Valse Militaire Belge (*) (Louis Frémaux)(1876-1937); 7. Six Fanfares with Kettle Drums (Martin Mösl)(1787-1843); 8. Fantaisie N° 2 du Colonel (**) (Eugène Folie); 9.  Hirondelle Polka (Raoul Ponsen) - Soloist : Michaël Tambour; 10. Seven Fanfares found on the Waterloo Battle Field 1815 (**) (Anonymous); 11. Field March of the Prussian Army found on the Waterloo Battle Field 1815 (**) (Anonymous); 12. Sander (Raoul Ponsen); 13. Le Cocardier (Albert Gossez) (1916-2003); 14.  Les Célestins (Louis Prodhomme) (1883- ?); 15. ‘Lights Out’ in Fantasy (Fernand Ruelle) (1921) - Soloist: Michaël Tambour; 16.  Cavalry Cadenzas (*) (Arthur Prevost) (1888-1967)

(*) With the Royal Symphonic band of the Belgian Guides, conductor: Yves Segers
(**) World premiere recording