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march
Julius Fučík, composer
M. L. Lake, arranger
The length and content of the Florentiner March lead one to believe
that, like Sousa with his Free Lance March, Fučík must
have tried to condense an operetta into a march.
The march opens with a short bugle fanfare, and proceeds directly into a
strain that sounds like a flighty Florentine signorina chattering to her
gentleman friend from Berlin who only has time to answer a (two-note)
“ja-wohl” occasionally.
The march continues with another fanfare; a light, floating trio melody; an
interlude; and a triumphant repeat with a challenging piccolo part.
Band Music Notes, Norman Smith and Albert Stoutamire
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