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Title	Erzherzog Johann Jodler Marsch
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Street march
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 2256
Series title	Serie Marschraritäten
Year of publication	2017
Price	44.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Wagner, Joseph Franz
Arranger	Ebner, Stefan
Opus no.	op.264
Difficulty level	3
Additional info/contents	Long out of print, there is now finally a new edition of this traditional march. The march king Joseph Franz Wagner composed his opus 264 in 1878 on the occasion of the unveiling of the "Archduke Johann Monument" on Graz's main square, at which Emperor Franz Joseph was also present. The composer incorporated the world-famous yodel into the middle section of the march. Also noteworthy: Another yodel in the trio with recognition value!
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Programme notes: Arzduke Johann: A symbol of Austrian identity Archduke Johann of Austria (1782–1859), one of the most famous and popular members of the Austrian imperial family, plays a significant role in Austrian history and culture. He is known not only for his political ambitions and attempts at reform in the 19th century, but also for his close connection to the people of his native Styria. Johann became a symbol of regional identity and the dawn of a more modern era thanks to his lively personality and his love of Styrian traditions. His work as governor of Styria and his efforts to improve the living conditions of the population have made him unforgettable in the region. Styria, often referred to as the "Green Heart of Austria", is characterized by its unique nature and culture, which Johann wanted to support with a variety of initiatives. For example, he campaigned for the expansion of infrastructure and the promotion of agriculture, which earned him the trust and respect of the population. These actions demonstrate progressive thinking and a deep connection to existing traditions. The Archduke Johann Yodeler The Archduke Johann Yodeler is another important cultural heritage that is closely linked to the person of Archduke Johann. The yodel itself has its origins in the Alpine regions and is an expression of the attitude to life and tradition of the people there. The Archduke Johann Yodeler is often seen as a kind of homage to the Archduke, as it combines the folk music culture with the historical figure. This song embodies not only the musical tradition of Switzerland and the Alpine countries, but also the deep-seated identification of the people with nature and their homeland. The popularity of the yodeler is reflected in numerous events, traditional costume festivals and singing competitions that have retained a firm place in the culture to this day. The yodeler is often used as a celebratory means of expression when celebrating regional festivals and in folk music, and thus has an important place in Austrian identity. The Archduke Johann Yodeler March The cultural relevance of the Archduke Johann Yodeler was particularly acknowledged in music: in 1878, Joseph Franz Wagner composed the Archduke Johann Yodeler March (Opus 264) on the occasion of the unveiling of the Ernst Duke Johann monument on Graz's main square. This monument was erected in honor of the Archduke and is a tribute not only to him as a person, but also to his influence on the region. Even Emperor Franz Joseph was present at the unveiling, which underlines the historical significance of the event: it was both a celebration of Archduke Johann's legacy and an appreciation of his achievements. Wagner, who as a composer was best known for his marching compositions, exposed the connection between military tradition and folk music with this piece. The Yodeler March combines in its melody both the power and pride of a march and the liveliness and cheerfulness of the yodeler. It is performed today at festivals, parades and military ceremonies and helps to keep the memory of the Archduke and his important role in Styrian and Austrian culture alive. The connection between Archduke Johann, the Archduke Johann Yodel and the Archduke Johann Yodel March illustrates the cultural depth and historical significance that this legacy has for Austrian identity. The yodel and the march are not just musical works; they are symbols of homeland and tradition that Archduke Johann embodies. His legacy lives on in the music and culture of Austria and shows how closely history and folk culture are intertwined. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Wikipedia

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