Steigermarsch
MVSR3234
Das sogenannte Steigerlied mit seiner bekannten Textzeile „Glück auf, Glück auf, der Steiger kommt“ hat in Deutschland eine wahrhaft uralte Tradition. Sein Alter ist nicht genau bestimmbar, aber schriftliche Quellen lassen sich bis ...
Bai-Kai-Lai
MVSR3447
Karel Pospíšil wurde am 6. 4. 1867 in Běstvina bei Chotěboř (Chotieborsch) als Kind einer musikalischen Familie geboren. Pospíšil lernte Klavier und Violine. Er wurde Lehrer und später auch Schuldirektor in Prag. ...
Andulka Marsch
MVSR2995
The gymnastics organization “Sokol” fostered Czech national ideas in an especial way. The majority of the Czech population then lived in Central Bohemia where Kolin is located. There these new ideas fell on particularly fertile ground. In ...
Berliner Luft
MVSR3446
Initialement « Berliner Luft » était une chanson d'opérette » en cadence de marche de la burlesque du même nom de Paul Lincke, présentée a première fois en 1904. Cette ...
Stets treu!
MVSR3322
Sebastian Sürgers (*1982) étudia la flûte traversière à l’école de musique locale et y acquit ses premières expériences en tant que musicien et chef d’orchestre. Après avoir ...
Prager Burg
MVSR2636
"Château de Prague" (Okolo Vyšehradu) est une marche comprenant des éléments distincts du folklore thèque. Elle se distingue par une ligne mélodique claire et des figures riches en couleurs dans les ...
Admiral-Stosch-Marsch
MVSR2597
Le 28.10.1871, l’ empereur Guillaume Ier décréta l’ installation permanente d’ un corps de musique de la marine à Wilhelmshaven. Le chef de musique Carl Latann fut chargé de la direction du corps musical de ...
Mon Salut à St. Petersbourg
MVSR2676
Hans Christian Lumbye, né le 2 mai 1810 à Copenhague, était un chef d’ orchestre et compositeur danois. Au cours de l’un des nombreux voyages en bateau qu’ il effectua avec sa famille pour les transferts militaires ...
Mussinan-Marsch
MVSR2594
Ludwig von Mussinan (1826-1908) was a Lieutenant General in the Royal Bavarian Army. Due to his bravery shown in the battle of Sedan during the Franco-German war of 1870/71 he was decorated with the Militär-Max-Joseph-Orden. As a consequence of ...
Waidmannsheil
MVSR2593
In September 1871 August Reckling took over the baton of the Grand-Ducal Mecklenburg Rifle Battalion No. 14. He was awarded the title of a Grand-Ducal Mecklenburg Music Director in 1883 and retired from active service in 1890 when the battalion ...
Helenenmarsch
MVSR2454
The renowned “military music” publisher Bote & Bock organized annual “competitions” between 1852 and 1862. They were march contests with the aim to gain excellent marches to be eventually used in Prussian band music. In 1857 Music Director ...
Schemua-Marsch
MVSR2596M
Anton Blaton studied both in Prague and at the Budapest Music Academy. He then was employed for a short time in Opava and Dresden as a theater musician. After that he embarked on the career of a military musician in 1881. At first he served as a ...
Schemua-Marsch
MVSR2596
Anton Blaton studied both in Prague and at the Budapest Music Academy. He then was employed for a short time in Opava and Dresden as a theater musician. After that he embarked on the career of a military musician in 1881. At first he served as a ...
Parademarsch der 18er Husaren
MVSR2599
Konrad Neefe, the authority on Saxon military music in the 19th century writes about the composer of the “Parademarsch der 18er Husaren” (“March of the 18th Hussars”): “Of all the staff trumpets of the Royal Saxon Cavalry who, until today, have ...
Našim Hraničářům
MVSR2562
Karel Eška was born at Nýřany in the vicinity of Plzen, and also grew up there. In his youth time he learned to play trumpet and fluegelhorn. He therfore joined the ranks of Infantry Regiment (IR) No. 48 as a band boy. The regimental bandmaster at ...