Talk:Henry Fillmore

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I was a student bandsman from 6th grade through college, playing flute, bassoon, and trombone, and I would like to say that Henry Fillmore's compositions are a national treasure of American band music. Henry Fillmore was incredibly gifted and prolific, and if there had not already been another famous American composer of band marches (JPS), Fillmore would have been known as "The March King".204.58.248.33 (talk) 01:57, 29 December 2007 (UTC)