FUCIK Florentiner March Op. 214 - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band (1986)

[@SolsGarage]

Yeaaaah I misread that at first.

[@sergeantdeuxdeux4245]

Aemort HAAA I LAUGHED WHILE READING THAT ONE

[@mchenrymaney262]

same, except I was reading out loud and in and in class

[@coon199]

Commit glasses

[@scottyboy9316]

I don’t get it

[@moonreaps3753]

@@scottyboy9316 Take the I out of FUCIK and you have what most people probably saw

[@yaeesh4real]

Fucik! That was out of this world

[@spencersmith2798]

Such a great piece of music.

[@yubullyme8451]

the way this song flows is so beautiful makes me wanna stroke that thing cuzzo

[@CortMarshal]

The definitive recording of this March. Thanks

[@wabbit234]

I'm a huge fucking racist

[@sarikaramanathan4687]

Wabbit ??

[@sarikaramanathan4687]

Wabbit wtf

[@vwondracek]

Even tho your comment is 2 years old I will still disagree heavily. It's a Czech march, only my nation can play it the best.

[@zmanrockz6358]

A Czech composer wrote a piece of music of an American form in an Italian style.

[@Mns_87]

How is it an American form?

[@zmanrockz6358]

@@Mns_87 Because the march is a form of music popularized by America, specifically the American composer John Philip Sousa.

[@tedalper1464]

But the march as a musical form long predates the US and there were a large number of european marches composted in and before the 19th century.

[@youtuuba]

@@zmanrockz6358 , you are a musical ignoramus. In NO WAY can anybody say with a straight face that the march was popularized by America. I thought I had heard some really uninformed and plain ridiculous comments on KZbin, but this one of yours if going to the top of the list.

[@CSRookie]

I think the "march style" was happening before J.P.S though....... for example going back to Mozart's time the Janissary brass music was popular in Europe. Guys like Mozart were actually influenced by them, hence "Rondo alla Turka" for example

[@BryanKujawa1]

Bravo

[@CSRookie]

Banda Nossa Senhora Da Luz: Festival Das Bandas, Cambridge Massachusetts 1998 ~ maestro Manuel Canito

[@ignted7381]

3:15 so peaceful

[@McSlobby]

"Playing America's Music for 200 years" *Plays a song by a czech*

[@SarumanOrthanc]

Plays a song by a Czech man written about an Italian town.

[@mariettobizantino6331]

So? What's the problem?

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

Music is universal.

[@plays-yt]

@@mariettobizantino6331 It was a joke bro

[@sansskeleton1389]

@@LyleFrancisDelp yep, it is.

[@pennychrisman3294]

A truly masterful classic march..❣️

[@garrettingle6728]

Is there a reason this makes me unreasonably sad?

[@MieheKnoi]

Yes because it reminds you of the Austrian Empire and the fact that it no longer exists :(

[@kyfillmore1595]

this one is so good, glad it won mania this year ☺️🙌

[@bennettesquenazi5511]

I like entry of the gladiators better

[@carwashslayer4235]

0:40 interesting

[@Jan-vv1zk]

The most beautiful Czech march ever written

[@brandontavares4923]

Jan this march was written about an italian town. Czech march yes but about italy

[@goofygoober1009]

@@brandontavares4923 What's your point, Brandon?

[@brandontavares4923]

Goofy Goober thats its not really traditionally czech, its supposed to sound italian

[@vwondracek]

@@brandontavares4923 But it is not used by the Italian military as far as I know. It's used by the Czechs.

[@youtuuba]

@@vwondracek , ha ha ha ha ha. It is worth a good laugh when people who clearly don't know what they are talking about get into such arguments! It is like watching two old deaf people yell "WHAT?" at each other.

[@kyleswitzer1143]

2:36

[@KerbalHub]

I missed the I so i read it F*ck

[@ylvaeliseweinefelt4378]

Wonderful Music!!

[@rachelleweiser5179]

yes

[@saxboss1]

Where are the counter melodies?

[@aeroplano111]

Apparently the counter melodies that we are all used to were additions to the Lake/Fennell edition and were not written by Fucik in the original march itself. This recording is undoubtedly the edition that Bourgeois created from the original manuscript.

[@herondelatorre4023]

JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA!!!!!! That's all there is needed to say about the history of this band!!!!!!

[@youtuuba]

Heron De La Torre, since you feel so strongly in this regard, it must be embarrassing to you that you misspelled "John Philip Sousa", and bungled the grammar/sentence structure of your statement. And if you knew your history at all, you would also realize how oversimplified your sentiment is.

[@herondelatorre4023]

@@youtuuba Typical anti-american leftist talk.

[@jwinder2]

@@herondelatorre4023 Typical response on your part. If something shows how narrow minded your viewpoint is, call it "anti-American leftist" (with a capital, please) because it threatens your lack of intelligence. Marches and military bands existed in Europe simultaneously with those over here, and this march was written in Europe, and is unquestionably as good as those of Sousa (who wrote some wonderful marches).

[@THall-vi8cp]

@jwinder2 He was talking about the history of _this band_ -- not about marches in general.

[@herondelatorre4023]

@@THall-vi8cp You can't have a good debate with Anti-American leftists like that. To them the history of that band and marches in general are one in the same in order to be criticized and put down.

[@coon199]

When the one kid in class says Alabama is a country

[@lifeofamaya]

👎🏻👍🏾

[@2.5musketeers81]

I play Fortnite

[@christinalu2939]

cool. i could not live without that info.

[@plays-yt]

@@christinalu2939 Of course you needed that info, it was necessary

[@elliotthowden6435]

@@plays-yt thank you for telling us

[@TheBest-yx1ip]

It's ok, we all make mistakes

[@sarikaramanathan4687]

Good for you.

[@juicytoons3639]

fortnite sucks pubg is better

[@lfvgamerbro]

*Ahem Fall Guys”

[@s1mplem4gic58]

1:28

[@ronakchakraborty3207]

5:01

[@chanderprakash3159]

4:34