Johann Strauss Sr. - Radetzky March

"Radetzky March", Op. 228, is a march composed by Johann Strauss Sr. and dedicated to Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky von Radetz.
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[@rameshnyberg27]

I highly recommend listening to this before a job interview.

[@emesic926]

I'll try to remember of your comment haha

[@ashleysvoboda8331]

Does that mean you got the job?

[@friendlycreature6375]

Or before you go for Coronavirus test

[@nikolaikostadinov4036]

i am listening this before exam

[@lizc2023]

Before a date also works!

[@aestheticman2662]

Using such big classical music compositions in cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Looney Tunes Cartoons, and many others is a very effective and easy way to introduce classical music to children... And they LOVE IT!

[@aestheticman2662]

pheonixmon1, you're not alone...Thanks!

[@Hexalobular]

My gateway to classical music was Spike Jones!

[@jessegauthier6985]

+Lance Anderson How!? Children roughhouse from age 2, they are perfectly used to it.

[@gianfrancozanga3618]

Aesthetic Man p

[@ChoiceDK]

Yes, exactly!

[@fuzzbucketmagoo]

This song has been stuck in my head for 9 whole months please help

[@spdutahraptor777]

Go listen Mars: Bringer of War by Gustav Holst ...a spicy change of pace

[@paul4536]

well its been a year now

[@fuzzbucketmagoo]

@@paul4536 literally listening to it in my head as you said that

[@michakaliszuk7524]

There's no help

[@Nefus1988]

Having an old song like this in your is better than the modern crap

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

One thing I learned in Austria: if this is playing, everyone in Vienna starts clapping.

[@busodelor1977]

not everyone, some people hate ist, they want to hear music, not idiotic clapping

[@9Ulysse]

we italians no, Austria occupied illegally north italy during indipendence italian war

[@busodelor1977]

@@9Ulysse til 1866 there never was the complete Italian country, there are only Italian lies and with help by the allies itlien became country fro, Österreich-Ungarn, italians were not able for succes in war

[@deepyamandas1192]

@@9Ulysse north italy where only napoleon made a north italy and the italian city states were defeated not illegally occupied

[@scottadler]

@@9Ulysse And Italians have been oppressing the Lower Tyrol for 100 years. There was no plebiscite.

[@bigboredthing]

I remember listening to this with my grampy when I was about two. I'm 22 now, he's nearly 80, and we still love to listen together.

[@invisiblejaguar1]

That's not weird, that's lovely :-) A good way to bond with your grandfather.

[@GoobyOoby2702]

***** I'm sorry for your loss. But you have nice memories to cherish in his honor :')

[@bigboredthing]

***** Well aren't you a little glob of nastiness? Would you be interested in joining the Westboro Baptist Church?

[@bigboredthing]

Still a dick tho.

[@Yosoyelsol45]

***** number one that is astoundingly. Number two he most likely has worked very hard throughout his life and deserved to have a nice retirement and long life. It may sound childish but, I think she deserves an apology. And you deserve to reconsider how you view your elders.

[@natesvideos7339]

Feels like when you drink you first cup of coffee and now you can conquer the world

[@abyaby7717]

I think so

[@wcstevens7]

Nate's videos ..Or a large Schnapps.

[@busodelor1977]

@@wcstevens7 in Austria, from where the composer came, Vienna you drink "Wein"

[@user-ct1tg6cv3p]

@@busodelor1977 funnie

[@ownageDan]

@@busodelor1977 eh, coffee's fine. vienna is known for its cafés.

[@wesleykuhn7465]

This old music give me more happiness than a today’s music.

[@leehowell9423]

S a m e

[@virusbuggy4641]

Same

[@franklind.roosevelt3984]

Depends on the composition. Clair de lune is quite melancholic (but it is anyway great)

[@wesleykuhn7465]

@@franklind.roosevelt3984 yeah, you are right, today’s classic music is also beautiful. I mean the pop, trap, rap, rock of today, they can’t beat one of the oldest type of music.

[@franklind.roosevelt3984]

@@wesleykuhn7465 that’s a good point

[@lemonblitz8573]

Let's take a moment of peace for the people who is still searching this song

[@rapidfiregaming7236]

I agree. (mainly because im one of them lmao)

[@oliviamonkey]

@@rapidfiregaming7236 that's so easy, just ask google they know it all.

[@ludoviccardoso109]

@@oliviamonkey Easy when you know what to search ! -_-

[@ludoviccardoso109]

Makes me 3/4 hour to find :(.... And I confess, it's not the first time, my memory sucks :D !

[@user-cs2il8uv8w]

It’s not a song, it’s a piece 👀

[@michaelrandall6752]

I always put this on when I'm working or doing something boring. The rhythm makes everything seem epic

[@UnderpaidGuardD9]

I listen to this banger when we finally win in the Austrian side after 30 minutes of someone yelling at us to chant and getting stabbed and impaled many times

[@aitorlarrazabal372]

I heard this music once in Mario and Sonic in the olympic games of 2012 and i've finally found it

[@antoninocampo9365]

Ahahahahah me too

[@marianna6412]

Me too!

[@TheBubleTea]

I heard this song in genting casino slot free game mode..and it was a nighmare(losing money) hahaha

[@IsupportRussia]

Rhythmic ribbon, London 2012.

[@marekmusil0387]

I’m Czech and i’m proud of Radecky he’s our common history 🇨🇿🇦🇹

[@eleazarp.4808]

@@swideru7469 Radetzky was Czech, IIRC?

[@katatastrofa6136]

@@eleazarp.4808 Yes but austrians hated northern slavs

[@iluminatiiluminati7823]

@@katatastrofa6136. Who doesnt hate them!

[@katatastrofa6136]

@@iluminatiiluminati7823 i don't

[@frantiseknovotny9610]

@@eleazarp.4808 Yes, member of a Czech noble family loyal to the Habsburg emperor.

[@adamtakacs413]

Strauss created this to celebrate Radetzky's victory at the Battle of Custoza in July 1848, crushing the hopes of Italian independence. As the Austro-Hungarian Empire was created only in 1867, this song is of the Imperial Austria. Actually, at the same time as the Italians, Hungarians were also trying to achieve independence, but the Habsburgs defeated the Magyars a year later, in August 1849.

[@rosemarymoore2318]

i am now listening july 2023

[@Indianmf]

/italy/ lost

[@JokeeGA5]

Maybe one day I will be wealthy enough to spend the New Years in Vienna and will be able to go to the live performance of this.

[@joeycyanide1447]

I was just in Vienna this past summer and my family and I went to a Strauss concert, and this song performed live is so beautiful!!

[@steveschwieterman9109]

Be ready to clap, when the conductor signals!!!

[@thenomadichistorian9922]

@@steveschwieterman9109Yeah that RUINS the song for me!!!

[@steveschwieterman9109]

@@thenomadichistorian9922 But that's the way they do it on New Year's

[@sirBrouwer]

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[@KitConnor512]

I’ve put it on repeat almost 10 times now

[@balkan226]

same. Its so beautiful

[@dimaswidyasatrio]

Same too

[@damir3417]

Me too

[@seanhuds229]

When I was a child my dad would sit me on his knee and bob me up and down whilst humming this tune. Was so fun. I miss that.

[@vichupb]

Its was ringtone of my dad's Samsung phone(MIDI) ..each household had just one mobile phone...around 2001...Those were the days❤

[@welcometobbbbbbbbbb]

one of the songs you always hear but never know the name of

[@jejehatesme31]

CornWorldwide I know right

[@GhengisJohn]

I learned it's name thanks to that bastion of education, Saints Row IV. Along with the proper name for Tocata en Fugue. Thanks, Zinyak.

[@andrewblatherwick8758]

There's loads of music like that

[@busodelor1977]

Radetzkymarch b y Johann Strauß Father from Vienna, he composed it for the victory by Radetzky in Custozza (now Italia)

[@smorrow]

The inverse (converse?) is true, too: if you told me to sing the Radetzky march, I'd know the name but not be able to produce it on demand. When I try to recall it it ALWAYS comes out as the Light Cavalry overture.

[@markodrljepan6832]

I can't descripe you guys the felling you get when you march with this music, i was in the austrian national guard , and it was soooo awesome. You are feeling like a boss!

[@runrig2011]

Best music to dance to if you're on your own and need some exercise, and it cheers and uplifts, who could possibly not love this piece of music?

[@alexsdb9712]

This is a beautiful studio recording by the Philadelphia Orchestra (USA). This piece is always a treat, especially during the Vienna Philharmonic New Year's traditional concert.

[@sarna60a]

Piękny! Porywający marsz! Zawsze z wielką przyjemnością go słucham.

[@pangeas8623]

We danced as soldiers to this song. Public loved it, the tempo, the beat after a calmness the girls before us had. I really miss ballet, I can't describe how much I want to dance to the music pieces our teacher used.

[@Cereschr]

this piece reminds me of my cat who has died, I remember when we put him on the piano and he pretended to play it. I will never forget you!!!

[@jocelyndesilva372]

I absolutely love the Radetzky March, have always enjoyed listening to it ever since I was a kid. The Blue Danube is also another favorite.

[@user-mp2ok3jp3t]

*March plays Audience:IT'S CLAPPING TIME

[@thenomadichistorian9922]

The clapping SUCKS!!!

[@BrooklynSkinnyPigs]

@@thenomadichistorian9922 I agree.

[@demaskiert2729]

@@thenomadichistorian9922 I think its just a Part of the march at this point🤷

[@valentinasormani4964]

Rispondo a Pierpaolo bolognini... cos e la sindrome di Stendhal c. C?

[@mr.clasher-clashofclansboo7286]

@@thenomadichistorian9922 it doesn't

[@bigdog41407]

If you hear this song in a casino that means you've done well.

[@JonesDylan874]

Aristocrat, I believe.

[@xaenon]

If you hear this tune at all, you are doing well.

[@herbclayson3807]

I heard it in casinos, but then I heard it in the first episode "Arrival" of the 1967 Patrick McGoohan TV show "The Prisoner" . I have searched for several months and found it on the sleeve of a CD of Prisoner music.

[@jacobsable4543]

I feel like I've heard this song before. I think a year ago at a Christmas party at one of my neighbor's houses I was playing songs on a keyboard/piano. And I believe this song was on the playlist. But it sounds so familiar.

[@profoundgenius9726]

Primm, NV I hit all 16 Buffalo 🦬 it was as very good ride back to LA. 😎

[@burnstick1380]

Me and the Boys on our way to crush some revolutions 🔥

[@ernestov1777]

Good thing the revolutionaries won in the end.

[@syndicalistcat3138]

@@ernestov1777 What do you mean?

[@ernestov1777]

@@syndicalistcat3138 Revolutionary values won. That's why we live in a world with freedoms today, Radetzky and people like him were defeated in the end. This song is a celebration of tyranny.

[@miracleyang3048]

​@@ernestov1777 Emm no they didn't

[@ernestov1777]

@@miracleyang3048 Yes they did. Radetzky is burning in hell.

[@LePersophone]

Who else is coming here after the last doc published by Epic History ?

[@devanshdesai594]

Me

[@KaiserIkhwan]

Me too

[@akashchetia5961]

Me

[@hobohabsburg8447]

Never heard of em

[@Johia_Mapping_2]

@@hobohabsburg8447 extra credits?

[@carmelocalvovazquez1881]

Fabulous! How could such talented composers ever leave us? This piece in particular will never be forgotten, I guarantee you that!

[@Itibitydetsku]

They might me dead but never forgotten!

[@fv7281]

È una vergogna questo pezzo🤢🤢🤮

[@carmelocalvovazquez2668]

This is a fantastic piece, it will never die, too bad we no longer can enjoy masters like those.

[@AlexDoesStuffBruh7737377477383]

At least we’ll never run out of cool music because all the famous composers made hundreds of works

[@fuferito]

A delayed Italian independence was worth the price for this tune.

[@j.m.s.5901]

LOL

[@fuferito]

@Daan Schlüter, What _Kingdom of Lombardy-Veneto?_ Lombardy-Veneto was part of the Empire of Austria-Hungary, so what exactly are you on about?

[@fuferito]

@Daan Schlüter, Ah, yes. You're correct. It lasted just over 50 years after it was declared a new Kingdom, after the fall of Napoleon.

[@gamerland5007]

That got me laughing,

[@empireofitalypsstimfromano5025]

@Daan Schlüter No U. *Italian Kingdoms Togheter Strong*

[@user-ef8ol7nx9u]

Nothing makes me more happy than to hear this march.

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Italians: *Why Do We Hear The Boss Music?*

[@JahinAlam]

😂😂😂

[@needleboy17]

This is actually boss music in a game I wanna make

[@osterulisescoronasolorio8341]

@@JahinAlam gui gui gui gui

[@osterulisescoronasolorio8341]

🤣🤣🤣

[@relmcheatham]

@Jack Blade this song is written about radetzky in honor of the three days of Milan and his holding of Austrian Italy, defeating the Sardinians, and saving the Pope. That was all in 1848, the losses come later after Radetzkys death.

[@MrPatters]

THUS BEGINS MY DOMINATING.

[@xXDama98Xx]

KABOOOOOM KABOOOOOOOOOOOM

[@andresguzman6140]

demopan demopan demo pan pan pan demopan demopan demo pan pan pan

[@botchamaniajeezus]

IN HELL

[@Sph1003]

tf2 everywere

[@xXDama98Xx]

pootis

[@MechaObama]

Anytime there’s a blank stare across my face you can be sure this tune playing inside my head.

[@moi5257]

Thank you Benedict, NOW I HAVE THIS IN HEAD ALL DAY

[@MilanVoorhees]

Who's listening to this on June 28th 1914?

[@Ivan-fn8bf]

lol not me

[@ivanolsen8596]

Poor old Archie, 1914 was not a good year for you.

[@bartholomewthundercatiii3484]

XD Rip in spaghetti never forgetti

[@proljo9873]

Who's listening to this in July 15th 1941?😂

[@abu-hureraali4531]

not me

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

When I was on the army,they always played this for when the cavalry marched after us.It felt quite joyous,since my countries marching songs are quite dramatic and in minor keys.

[@lasagnalasagna6622]

BIZZAAAAAAROO REGIMIEENTOO, LLEGO LA HORA DEL ADIOS! QUE AL PARTIR... JURAMOS TODOS... CONSERVAREMOS.. LA TRADICIÓN! That was played when cavalry was already pass and then the comandos start to march. military and classical music are so connected!

[@whydoievencomment2434]

Whenever I need a sense of virility, I ask Johann Strauss. He delivers.

[@knucklescoxin]

happy new year to you (Austrians hear this song in the new year) greetings from brazil 🇧🇷🤝🇦🇹

[@MrNCOA5]

This march is so vibrant and uplfting- its impossible not to be inspired by the catchy melody.

[@tobystephenson7649]

11 years is a long time

[@lh9044]

i had this stuck in my head and i couldn't figure out what it was called!! so happy i found it again

[@harper6032]

I know the struggle ;-;

[@Gail1Marie]

The owners of the stable I rode at years ago used to play this when we did dressage (especially at the trot). It puts me right back on a horse every time I hear it.

[@pavelslama5543]

Radetzky: "United Italia? Only over my dead and rotting body!" Italians:" U speak brave words, old man, for someone in macaroni distance." After 3 hours... Italians:" Fck, and the army´s gone... Again..."

[@lorenzomariani503]

Radetzky: * dies * Kingdom of Sardinia: hippity hoppity now Italy is my property 🙂

[@luchiz6468]

@@lorenzomariani503 yes, the piemontesi are furbi!!!

[@lmaocetung]

Radetzky (Radecký) was the greatest Czech general

[@bohemian_history_and_other300]

@@lmaocetung Thats quite a controversial theme

[@lmaocetung]

@@bohemian_history_and_other300 well, he won many battles, and never loose. There are no such Czechs in history (except for Jan Žižka)

[@carmelocalvovazquez1881]

There is no way that this fantastic piece of great music could ever be forgotten.

[@tobystephenson7649]

11 years is a long time

[@Fugitive685]

About that…

[@lukescalone3678]

“That was how things were back then. Anything that grew took its time growing, and anything that perished took a long time to be forgotten. But everything that had once existed left its traces, and people lived on memories just as they now live on the ability to forget quickly and emphatically.”

[@annauwuu]

This makes me wanna visit Austria to see Wiener Philharmoniker ‘s new year performance so much😩

[@cerniessavillanueva708]

My son stops crying whenever he listens to this song since he was a newborn! He is now going 4th month but still his favorite ever!

[@queenelizabeth4017]

I worked so so hard to learn this one on there piano. after several weeks of hard work I was like, "yes, I finally have it!" then I watched this and my confidence is tumbling around my ears.

[@CasioMaker]

Being Chilean, I'll always associate this march with the Military Parade that is held on September 19th, each year, since it's the presentation march of the Chilean Army Military School. I used to watch the parade with my dad up until he passed away a few years ago. Good memories.

[@vondeppe9739]

Must of been a parade of stupid rock people.... Spectacular never scene a lick of combat. Probably as eventful as a boy scout parade.

[@maries8059]

Very interesting post. Thank you, CasioMaker!

[@s199805723]

That's funny because Chile is often described as a South American Prussia due to training that they received from Prussians and what not while at the same time Prussia was frequently an enemy of Austria during this period.

[@vondeppe9739]

That's like the old man at the gym who claimed to bench 315 at my age, no one cares. Americans trained the Iraqi military after the fall of saddam and no one cares. -.-

[@tobiasmatag]

Chile es más prusiano que Alemania xd, Salu2 desde argentina

[@lainawellington6298]

It’s 2020 and I’m watching this for homework lol

[@angie5656]

samee

[@shalcho]

What are the chances we are a bunch of wierdos

[@balkan226]

Me too! It gives me energy and helps me be motivated to do the homeworks .

[@ams_world4962]

me 2 XD

[@guywhotellsthetime1585]

My teacher made me put this on in class because we were reading the book thief

[@toasterpastries5811]

*Jamming out to this in 1848. Great Year*

[@SapphiricRizzy]

As much as I love many of Souza's marches this one will always be my favorite

[@brianaallbright3525]

I’ve played this with my high school band ❤️ Though what brought me back to listen to it again just now was The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. It’s my favorite book ❤️

[@R3FL3CTI0NS.]

I came from The Book Thief, too! I'm still in the course of reading it, I'm excited for what's going to happen next!

[@hoegnilindenskovfunding5689]

I too came from the book thief😊, this piece is beautiful, no wonder pfiffikus was whistling this tune all the time.

[@Sreeto]

I just finished the book thief but I actually didn't come here because of it Im here because of an old Japanese movie called battle royale

[@delbyjustintime8863]

My classical dressage instructor was a rider at the Vienna Riding School & he use to play this while teaching. Still one of my favourite classical pieces to be energized by

[@BenBinturong]

perfect music to play during a cricket match

[@nohero23]

This is the second national anthem of Austria.

[@joaovitormatos8147]

The blue Danube is the third

[@vladimirs.3963]

U wot, Blue Danube is.

[@GamerBogsa]

second national anthem is actually “i am from austria” no lie

[@Entety303]

Sam the third one is under the double eagle.

[@mariacristinabonafede4529]

Meravigliosa!

[@lintym]

I love this. Seeing Bradley Walsh conducting on BBC Maestro was brilliant. So sad they didn't have another series.

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

Classical music is too highbrow for the modern BBC. They'd rather court 'da youf cultcha' 😒

[@mbabist01]

Haven't heard this one in a long time. Thank you for posting!

[@gab_v250]

Dislikes are from Italians, because Radetzky bombed Milan in 1848 (an italian city that wanted to free itself from the Austrian Empire in the 19th century)

[@luchiz6468]

Soprattutto da noi piemontesi, infatti gli austriaci non l'hanno passata liscia

[@Neky_Hina]

I love Austria♥ Respect from South Korea.

[@apolloncz2763]

But Radecký was Czech

[@iplaygames8090]

@@apolloncz2763 yeah but we were under austrian boot for 500 ish years.

[@apolloncz2763]

@@iplaygames8090 yes, but he was Czech... That we were part of Habsburg monarchy/A-H doesnt metter

[@-Eisenfaust-]

@@apolloncz2763 Radecky was Czech thats true, but the composer was Johann Strauss an Austrian

[@mrLukiLp]

I love squid game Respect from Austria

[@bernadeteana4884]

Essa música é alimento para o espírito.

[@carltonleboss]

Very true

[@fv7281]

No è cibo per il sacco della spazzatura

[@apieceofstupidity1879]

This song sounds marvelous on the organ

[@KSB_DWI]

Happy New Year!

[@jeanpierremartin7128]

musique très entrainante, donne envie d'écouter de danser et de découvrir la musique classique...

[@fv7281]

Per niente

[@MajomGames]

Triggered hungarian here! Love the song btw.

[@evanhaning1552]

Just started rereading The Radetsky March by Joseph Roth. Terrific novel.

[@paolonostini9491]

Questa marcia sempre di gran classe ,allegra spiritosa ,chi non applaudirebbe il primo dell'anno ,se poi applaude al famosissimo concerto inaugurale a Vienna ,poi non applaude più per questo dico Buon anno nuovo

[@fannylibret9678]

Magnifique pour commencer l'année! Un moment de grâce!

[@muttbush]

I got so incredibly motivated, I march proudly to fridge and back.

[@silviamedina4985]

Bellísima pieza musical!!!! Q GENIO Strauss!!!

[@survivallaar1986]

This is a masterpiece!!!

[@Dylonely42]

Indeed

[@Bsus4films]

My taste in music brought me here

[@magma1870]

Gekser my orchestra brought me here

[@davismogeni7575]

same here

[@no-sq2pn]

Kaiserreich brought me here

[@wehex6947]

Jára Cimrman brought me here

[@emreoyunda9163]

This music is from Austria he born 1904 dead 1945 he 41 years live

[@JessicaPalma20]

This is gold to my ears 💖

[@elpinguino8971]

I was writing an exam, an i had this song whole lesson I my head. I need a psychotherapist help.

[@Elebluemchen]

this song takes me back to my school time, because we always heard this song after we made gymnatics everday.

[@John-mh8cw]

This was the music that saved me after a complete mental breakdown- thank you Johann

[@SleepGoblin69]

Who's watching on June 4th 1889 As this is simply one hell of a good piece to watch cricket to :)

[@bankruptbitch7104]

i feel like im the only person who watched ‘the power of the dog’ & wanted to find this song so badly just to know its real name.

[@kiefrichards]

when i was a kid i rode the carousel on the 5th floor of the indianapolis children's museum and they played this and hearing it again brought me right back

[@alfazeroneko1993]

The perfect song, taking a metal baseball, wearing roller skates, bashing everyone's head...ahhh the blood is raining. Mash, bash, swish, woooooooo~~~!

[@GannicusMisteriosdeHonduras]

Sick fuck

[@kitkat5117]

Gannicus-Cuentos Y Leyendas Welcome to the internet

[@interstellergrapefruit]

Understandable

[@NeoTrggrTheGammer]

ahhh this song brings back memories of Mad Maestro on the ps2...after finishing the grueling final concert you play this as a encore...which segways into credits nicely

[@chaichen2855]

So... I have heard of this piece for two times now. First was when i was curious of any classical pieces, that was about a year ago. And now, it was mentioned in the manga i am currently reading and can't help but check it out again. I am still impressed.

[@warstrategy]

I'm Italian and I love this music

[@kenobisiat.1789]

Η καλύτερη μουσική For Ever!!!

[@albertodillon]

Un succès de Strauss pour le concert du Nouvel An

[@antoniettadisabatino4442]

When you have always adored this since you were a kid, but you're also italian😂

[@lightgreen3479]

Radetzky defeated the Savoy armies twice, remember that when listening to this.

[@eliasbonafe9236]

​@@lightgreen3479 always nice to remembered how that shitty empire crumbled like it was made of paper

[@lightgreen3479]

@@eliasbonafe9236 Are you talking about Italy in WW2?

[@MARKO-hy1pp]

Need a 10 hour version of this.

[@fv7281]

To remember what? How much this song is shit?

[@KyeHayes-gq9dn]

Why click on it then ?​@fv7281

[@kevinren]

Best piece ever! I wish I could play it at full speed on flute, well back to practicing.

[@SickTwistedQueen]

I was reading the Black Butler manga and this song was mentioned to be playing during the cricket match in the public school arc, so I went to play the song here as soon as I read it there and it had kind of an awesome effect. :3

[@Fonzipan]

That's just what I did too!

[@jaejoongxlove17]

me too!! haha xDD

[@wolfstachesstachio1246]

I thought i was the only one 😂

[@emilytorres3215]

hahaha same!

[@awesomedragon7822]

omfg me too 😂 I was like, OK if Sebastian playing this like hears what it sounds 😂

[@hotdogtree7032]

Classical songs are my favorite.

[@TheAdeline11]

Gros coup de cœur inattendu sur cette chanson ! 😍

[@fantacho]

love this march! danke Johann Strauss Sr

[@12JordiVentura]

Very famous, nice and majestic piece by J. Strauss, and beautiful orchestral performance. :)))

[@sophiamarmion3954]

Both my parents and I had this stuck in our heads and couldn’t remember where it was from. Thank you google!!

[@jxbjdhmkk9279]

FINALLY THANK YOU. I FINALLY FOUND IT

[@ErisAlter]

This was great fun to play in band!

[@TheNevarranSeeker]

Thanks for posting this. Always loved this march, and I enjoy playing it every year in orchestra.

[@joaovitormatos8147]

I got this habit of listening to this every January 1st. Happy new year, everyone

[@renatonunes2550]

Have for many decadesw loved to listen to this march ! Recall being played in some Walt Disney cartoon,; seeing them made me aware of great music and helped develop my taste for classical pieces.