Categories: MARCHES, NEW & RECENT Publications Composer: J. Strauss Arranger: Christian Jenkins
Duration 3.00
First performed in Vienna on the 31st August 1848, the Radetzky March is one of Strauss’ most enduring pieces. It was commissioned to celebrate the Austrian Empire’s victory over Sardinia at the Battle of Custoza earlier that year, and was named for and dedicated to the Austrian commander, Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky von Radetz.
When it was first played in front of Austrian officers, they spontaneously clapped and stamped their feet when they heard the trio; a tradition that continues to this day with audiences. It is traditionally played as the last piece at the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s New Year's Concerts.
Category: MARCHES Composer: Stephen Hague Arranger: Stephen Hague
4th Section+
2010 saw the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. This great little march has been written to commemorate the occasion along with another march 'RAF Fighter Command'. Composed with those brave men and women in mind, this is a perfect march for all occasions, especially those concerning Remembrance Day parades and concerts.
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The recording is "WHIT FRIDAY MARCHES - Highlights from the Delph Contest 2007"
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The recording is "WHIT FRIDAY MARCHES - Highlights from the Delph Contest 2007"
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