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Orchestre d'Harmonie

Vindobona-Marsch

Vindobona-Marsch

Orchestre d'Harmonie

Vindobona-Marsch

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00:02:25

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Mittelstufe

Maison d'édition
Rundel

Format
Petit Format

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Partition + Conducteur + Parties

Numéro d'édition
MVSR2388

Date de publication
2002

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Karl Komzák II was regimental bandmaster with Infantry Regiment (IR) 7 and from 1882 to 1892 he served with IR 84 in Vienna and in Mostar. After leaving the army, he conducted the renowned Baden spa orchestra. When Austro-Hungarian band music had reached its zenith towards the end of the 19 th century, the activities of bandmaster Komzák together with the band of the 84th Regiment marked this period’s true apogee. When competing with the other regimental bands, especially that of the Deutschmeister Regiment which had been under the baton of C.M. Ziehrer since 1885, Komzák succeeded in acquiring an outstanding renown within a short span of time on account of his immaculate programming, the superb musicianship of his band, and also by performing his own compositions. Wherever Komzák and his men performed, the young conductor and composer was greatly acclaimed. He was not only admired by his audiences but by his colleagues alike. Johann Strauss for example recognized the capabilities him in high esteem as a superb performer of his music. It consequently is comprehensible that period sources stated that it was a musical pleasure indeed to listen to his band. His epithet of “philharmonic musician in uniform” reveals much of the recognition he met with. In this context it must also be emphasized that he was bestowed upon the rare title of an honorary bandmaster of IR 84 in 1886. The “Vindobona March” (on Popular Airs), op. 127 with its subtitle “Let us Enjoy Life” was written during his engagement with IR 84. The allusion to “popular airs” reveals that Komzák did not only use musical material of his own. Quite to the contrary, he deliberately incorporated well-known songs such as “Vindobona, magnificent city” by Johann Schrammel in the trio.

Mots clés

Nachschlagewerk der Volkstümlichen Blasmusik

ÖBV (Österreichischer Blasmusikverband) Selbstwahlliste Polka - Walzer -Marsch

Aigle

Aigle Double / Double Monarchie

Autriche

Concert du Nouvel an

Concert du Nouvel An

K u K / impérial et royal

Marche

Musique de marche

Petit Format

RUNDEL Marche Collection

Vienne

Volkstümliche Blasmusik

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Die Regimentskinder

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Hoch Habsburg!

Hoch Habsburg!

Unter dem Doppeladler

Unter dem Doppeladler

Wien bleibt Wien

Wien bleibt Wien

Autres titres deKarl Komzak (Sohn) / Siegfried Rundel


Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Vindobona-Marsch

Vindobona-Marsch

Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch

Andreas-Hofer-Marsch

Andreas-Hofer-Marsch

Autres titres de la sérieRUNDEL Marsch / March / Marche Collection


Invercargill

Invercargill

O Vitinho

O Vitinho

Falkenflug

Falkenflug

Olympiade

Olympiade

Olympiade

Olympiade

Autres titres du genreMarche de concert / Marche Traditionelle / Marche de défilé / Marche


Olympiade

Olympiade

Prager Leben

Prager Leben

Steigermarsch

Steigermarsch

Prager Burg

Prager Burg

Petersburger Marsch<br>DN: Yorkscher Marsch

Petersburger Marsch<br>DN: Yorkscher Marsch