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Title	Vivat Praga
Article no.	9757040
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Street march
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Instrumentation/info	MBF (card size)
Country of publication	Germany (de)
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Year of publication	1996
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Composer	Stolc, Emil
Arranger	Zeman, Jaroslav
Difficulty level	2
Duration	2:20
Additional info/contents	Im umfangreichen Werk von Štolc herrschen Werke vor, die Einflüsse des tschechischen Nationalismus (Sokol-Bewegung usw.) nicht verleugnen können. Zu ihnen gehört auch der schwungvolle Marsch Vivat Praga. In der jungen Tschechoslowakei bliesen die Hornisten der Infanterieregimenter auf dem Marsch, nachdem das Musikkorps sein Spiel beendete, die ersten 16 Takte von „Vivat Praga“ zum Einhalten des Gleichschritts. Emil Štolc was a prolific composer. Many of his works show influences of Czech nationalism (Sokol movement). Vivat Praga still is one of his best known marches. In the early years of Czechoslovakia, the buglers of infantry regiments on the march would strike up, when the band stopped playing, the first 16 measures of ”Vivat Praga” to keep soldiers in step.
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	Format
	Vivat Praga (concert/wind band)
	Prager Panorama, audio CD
	Rundel Marsch Collection #1, audio CD

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