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john philip sousa
From 1880 to 1892, this patriotic composer directed the U.S. Marine Corps Band
Trivia about john philip sousa
He composed the "King Cotton" March in 1897, the same year as "The Stars & Stripes Forever"
His first published work, 1872's "Moonlight on the Potomac", contained waltzes, not marches
After resigning as director of the Marine Band, he gave his first concert with his own band Sept. 26, 1892
In 1893 Francisco Fanciulli succeeded this man as leader of the U.S. Marine Band
2 of this composer's big hits in 1889 were "The Thunderer" & "The Washington Post"
His repertoire of about 140 military marches earned him the nickname the "March King"
This bandmaster probably knew his operetta "The Free Lance" so well he could "phone" it in
Although known as the "March King", this Marine bandmaster wrote 10 comic operas
This "March King" not only led the Marine Corps Band but Army & Navy bands as well
At Garfield's inauguration, this band master got things marching along with his U.S. Marine Band
At 13, this march composer became an apprentice with the U.S. Marine Band
This man's "Liberty Bell March" was used as the theme song for "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
He composed "Semper Fidelis"
He's the composer of the famous march performed here by Grambling University's Tiger Marching Band
His 1919 funeral march "The Golden Star" was in memory of soldiers killed in World War I
He wrote the following while employed by the U.S. Marine Corps: