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Hoch Habsburg!
MVSR2472
Johann Nepomuk Král was born in Mainz in 1839. Král’s father later became city music director there and he was also responsible for the thorough musical education of his son. Following a first musical engagement in Amsterdam he moved back to ...
Esmeralda
MVSR1979
František Matej Hilmar (1803-1881) comes from the area of Königgrätz. He belongs to the musical genereation of Josef Labitzky who was called the "bohemian Strauss". His Polkas might have influenced Bedrich Smetana in his younger years.
The ...
Ramberg-Marsch
MVSR2493
Franz Sommer (1852-1908) who hailed from Moravia was musically educated in Prague, where he privately studied at the conservatory for some time. During his 29 years as a military bandmaster, he served with six different regiments. He stood up for ...
Wagram-Marsch
MVSR2521
It is interesting to note that there is no formation which is represented more often in the German March Collections than the (Austrian) Sudeten-German Infantry Regiment No. 42. It may be found there with a total of four marches of which three are ...
92er Regimentsmarsch
MVSR2492
Johann Nowotny is one those bandmasters, we know relatively little about. This probably goes back to the fact that he spent the major part of his career in Russian service and only served six years as an imperial and royal regimental bandmaster. ...
Alt-Starhemberg
MVSR2378
Hermann Josef Schneider never had been a military bandmaster. Consequently he is one of the few civilian conductors of his time who secured for themselves one of the coveted positions in the Austro-Hungarian “band heaven”. Schneider spent most of ...
Erzherzog-Carl-Marsch
MVSR2475
Hermann Josef Schneider never had been a military bandmaster. Consequently he is one of the few civilian conductors of his time who secured for themselves one of the coveted positions in the Austro-Hungarian “band heaven”. Schneider spent most of ...
Bruckerlager-Marsch
MVSR2451
Johann Nepomuk Král was born in Mainz as son of a musician who served with Infantry Regiment (IR) No. 35. Král’s father later became city music director in Mainz and he was also responsible for the thorough musical education of his son. After ...
Jászkun Induló
MVSR2595
The young promising regimental bandmaster Josef Müller (1821-1876) and his regiment, the Imperial-Royal Infantry Regiment No. 62 Johann August Freiherr von Turszky were stationed in the Hungarian capital Pest as of 1842. In his critical treatise ...
Deutschmeister Regimentsmarsch
MVSR2478
Among the numerous marches that were dedicated to the Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4 that had been established in Donauwörth in 1696, the “Deutschmeister Regimentsmarsch” (“Deutschmeister Regimental March”) ...
Loslassen !
MVSR2545
In 1885 Carl Michael Ziehrer had arrived in “Austro-Hungarian band heaven”, as he had been appointed director of the band of Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4 in September of that year. He in fact occupied this position until 1893. ...
94er Regimentsmarsch
MVSR2407
Already as a young boy, Josef Matýs was musically educated and later became an instrument maker. In 1871 he was drafted into Infantry Regiment (IR) No. 18, where he served a tour of three years to complete his national service. Following that ...
Kaiserin Sissi
MVSR5562
Das Musizieren in kleiner Besetzung ist die ursprünglichste Form der Blasmusik und gewinnt derzeit immer mehr an Bedeutung. Im Ensemble können Musiker an wichtigen Fähigkeiten wie Intonation und Zusammenspiel arbeiten und ihre Spielfreude ...
Torgauer Marsch / Herzog von Wellington
MVSR1292
Während des Besuchs des Königs Friedrich Wilhem III. von Preußen in Torgau am 24.6.1817 trug die Stadtkapelle mehrere Musikstücke vor, unter denen ein Marsch das besondere Interesse des Monarchen fand. Der König, der ein ...
Vorwärts!
MVSR2490
Josef Biskup is the classical example of a military musician who has survived musically on account of one single march. Its title is “Forward!”, and it is still extremely popular today. This unrivaled popularity of the march is the reason why this ...