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Attila

Marche hongroise triomphale op. 211

Attila

Concert Band

Attila

Marche hongroise triomphale op. 211

Performance time
00:03:50

Grade Level
Oberstufe

Publisher
Rundel

Size
A4

Info
Full Score + Condensed Score + Parts

Order Number
MVSR2473

Release Date
2010

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World-renowned march composer Julius Fučík was born in Prague in 1872. An authentic and versatile Bohemian musician, Fučík attended the conservatory in his hometown for violin and bassoon. In 1891 he studied composition with Antonín Dvořák. Fučík played bassoon in several symphony and theatre orchestras. As common in Austria of that time, he had to prove himself in a military band. Fučík played in the Lower Austrian Infantry Regiment 84 under the direction of Josef Franz Wagner (composer of “Under the Double Eagle”) in Krems and later Karl Komzák in Vienna. Julius Fučík himself also conducted military bands, such as the Infantry Regiment 86, stationed in Sarajevo in 1897 when he took over the band; it was redeployed to Budapest in 1900. During those years, Fučík was also very active as a composer, writing one of his most famous marches „Entry of the Gladiators“. From 1910 to 1913 he conducted the band of Infantry Regiment 92 in Terezienstadt before moving to Berlin, where he married and founded both an orchestra and a publishing company (“Tempo-Verlag”). Three years later he died at the young age of 44. Fučík wrote his march “Attila”, subtitled as “Marche hongroise triomphale” (op. 211), in Budapest in 1907.

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Keywords

RUNDEL Promo-Katalog 2012

dynamisch

sinfonisch

ÖBV (Österreichischer Blasmusikverband) Selbstwahlliste Polka - Walzer -Marsch

19th century / 1800 / 1900

20th century / 1900 / 2000

Austria

dark

dramatic

fiery

Hungary

k u k / Imperial and Royal

lively

March

Military Marches

RUNDEL Julius Fucik Edition

RUNDEL YouTube Channel

temperamental

Tradition

Traditional marches

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Attila

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Marche hongroise triomphale op. 211
World-renowned march composer Julius Fucík was born in Prague in 1872. An authentic and versatile Bohemian musician, Fucík attended the conservatory in his hometown for violin and bassoon. In 1891 he studied composition with Antonín Dvorák. Fucík played bassoon in several symphony and theatre orchestras. As common in Austria of that time, he had to prove himself in a military band. Fucík played in the Lower Austrian Infantry Regiment 84 under the direction of Josef Franz Wagner (composer of “Under the Double Eagle”) in Krems and later Karl Komzák in Vienna. Julius Fucík himself also conducted military bands, such as the Infantry Regiment 86, stationed in Sarajevo in 1897 when he took over the band; it was redeployed to...

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