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Liebesflammen
MVSR2659
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 ...
Fanfarenklänge
MVSR2395
The military bandmaster Julius Fučík served in two Austro-Hungarian regiments from 1897 until 1913: Infantry Regiment Forinyák No. 86 and Infantry Regiment No. 92. He spent the years of his military career in the garrisons of Sarajevo, ...
Herzegowina-Marsch
MVSR2006
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 ...
Florentiner Marsch
MVSR2450
The “Florentiner March” undoubtedly is Fucík’s best-known and probably also his most beautiful march. It is his Opus 214. We learn from his diary that the piece was completed on Dec 3, 1907 as “La Rosa di Toscana”. ...
Das Siegesschwert
MVSR1610
Julius Fucík arrived in Sarajevo via Sisak on Nov 01, 1897 to become the new bandmaster of Infantry Regiment No. 86. Here Fuèík was heartily welcomed and had his first triumphs as a composer and a bandmaster, but this city had never ...
Salve Imperator
MVSR1507
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 ...
Die Regimentskinder
MVSR2368
When Julius Fucík was nominated bandmaster of Infantry Regiment (IR) No. 86, important periods of his lifetime had already elapsed: his education in school, his studies at the Prague Conservatory of Music, his national service in IR 49 (1891-94) ...
Vom Donauufer
MVSR3902
Military band director Julius Fučík (1872-1916) was one of the most prominent representatives of his profession. Upon graduating from the Prague Conservatory, where he had studied under Milde, Bláha and Dvořák, he served the ...
Furchtlos und treu
MVSR1519
When Julius Fucík was nominated bandmaster of Infantry Regiment (IR) No. 86 as successor to Petr Capek, important periods of his lifetime had already elapsed: his education in school, his studies at the Prague Conservatory of Music, his national ...
Schneidig vor
MVSR2060
Julius Fucík arrived in Sarajevo via Sisak on Nov 01, 1897 to become the new bandmaster of Infantry Regiment No. 86. Here Fucík was heartily welcomed and had his first triumphs as a composer and a bandmaster, but this city had never been ...
Triglav
MVSR2471
Julius Fucík (1872-1916) appreciated life in Sarajevo. First compositions were written, which soon made him become one of the leading representatives of his profession in Austria-Hungary. Among those works also figured his elaborate piece ...
Die lustigen Dorfschmiede
MVSR2538
Reading the title of this piece, namely “The Happy Village Smiths” it rather suggests a character piece than a zestful march. However, the saying “Don’t let yourself be fooled” also applies in this instance, as “The ...
Attila
MVSR2473
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 ...
Erinnerung an Trient
MVSR2533
It is probably right to assume that Fucík relied on sketches of this march that dated back to common vacations with his wife Christine in either Tyrol or the Trentino, as it was completed relatively late, namely during the Berlin period in ...
Leitmeritzer Schützenmarsch
MVSR0262
The concert staged in the city park of Subotica on Apr. 24, 1910 terminated Fucík’s engagement as regimental bandmaster of IR 86. When he transferred to IR 92 Edler von Hortstein which was stationed in the fortress Terezín, he did ...