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Title	Deutschmeister Regimentsmarsch
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Street march
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 1979
Year of publication	2007
Price	44.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Jurek, Wilhelm August
Arranger	Scherzer, Eduard
Difficulty level	2+
Additional info/contents	The significance of the "Deutschmeister Regimental March" in brass band music is multifaceted, ranging from an expression of military tradition to the promotion of communal values ​​to the enrichment of the artistic repertoire. By addressing both technical and emotional aspects, the march has established its place in the brass band landscape and remains an important work for musicians and audiences alike.
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Programme notes: #fat in #The Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4 and the "Deutschmeister Regimental March" #fat out # The Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4 was founded in 1782 and was one of the oldest and most respected units of the Imperial and Royal Army of the Habsburg Monarchy. The name "Hoch- und Deutschmeister" refers to the tradition and heritage of a military unit that distinguished itself in the history of the Austrian military through its cross-border operations and its numerous military distinctions. During the 19th century, the regiment was active in various conflicts, including the wars against Napoleon and the conflicts of the First World War. Over the centuries, the regiment enjoyed a particularly high status, both among the population and within the military hierarchies of the Habsburg Monarchy. The soldiers had a distinct identity, which was also reflected in their uniforms and traditions. Wilhelm August Jurek and the "Deutschmeister Regimental March" Wilhelm August Jurek, a talented composer and military musician, was born in 1870. His commitment to the Hoch- und Deutschmeister Regiment, to which he joined in 1891, significantly influenced his musical work. In 1893, he composed the "Deutschmeister Regimental March," which became a symbol of the unit and its traditions. It is noteworthy that the march was not premiered by a military band, but by Jurek himself at the piano, accompanied by a comrade who sang the lyrics. This premiere took place on March 19, 1893, and remains legendary to this day, both for the circumstances and for its catchy melody. The text of the march, which repeats the line "We are from the Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister Number Four," reflects the soldiers' solidarity and pride. This easy-to-sing and concise formulation ensured that the march quickly became popular and quickly spread beyond the regiment's borders. The popularity of the "Deutschmeister Regimental March" has led to it becoming part of the standard repertoire of many military and civilian bands. Eduard Scherzer, another prominent wind band composer, arranged Jurek's work for an intermediate wind band, making the march's melody and character accessible to an even wider audience. Scherzer's arrangement highlights the catchy melody and rhythmic elements of the original, making it accessible to both advanced and amateur musicians. The melodies of the "Deutschmeister Regimental March" are present not only in military concerts but also in civilian entertainment, underscoring the piece's cultural significance and widespread recognition. Many people associate the march with celebrations and occasions celebrating national identity and military heritage in Austria and beyond. The "Deutschmeister Regimental March" by Wilhelm August Jurek is far more than just a military march; it is a musical homage to the traditions and patriotism of the Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4. With its catchy melody and simple yet meaningful lyrics, it quickly became a popular hit and remains a staple in the music scene to this day. Eduard Scherzer's arrangement allows future generations of musicians to engage with this outstanding work and thus remain part of a centuries-old tradition. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Anzenberger: Deutschmeister Regimentsmarsch Wikipedia: Deutschmeister-Regimentsmarsch

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