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Title	Erzherzog Karl Marsch (3er Regimentsmarsch)
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Street march
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Instrumentation/info	MBF (card size)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 11a
Double number/set	Alt-Starhemberg Marsch (54er Regimentsmarsch)
Year of publication	1964
Price	49.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Schneider, Hermann J.
Arranger	Kliment, Hans
Difficulty level	2
Additional info/contents	The "Archduke Karl March" by Hermann J. Schneider, arranged by Hans Kliment, is not only a musical work, but also a cultural exploration of the history and identity of the Austrian nation. Archduke Karl remains a central part of the collective memory, and the march reflects not only his military achievements, but also the values ​​that shaped the Austrian military and society. In times of change, music reminds us of the importance of not only preserving history, but also embodying the values ​​of unity and courage that Archduke Karl celebrated.
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Programme notes: Arzduke Karl and the "Archduke Karl Marsch" by Hermann J. Schneider Archduke Charles of Austria, born on September 5, 1771, was a prominent figure in the Habsburg Monarchy and played a crucial role in the military conflicts of his time, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. As one of the most important Austrian generals, Karl was distinguished by his strategic skill and a modern understanding of military leadership. He led several successful campaigns against Napoleon and is still known today as a symbol of the Austrian military and national pride. In the context of marching music, the "Archduke Karl March", composed by Hermann J. Schneider and later arranged for wind orchestra by Hans Kliment, is a tribute to this important personality. This composition embodies the tradition of military marches, which served not only for entertainment, but also to strengthen the cohesion and spirit of the troops. Archduke Karl grew up in an environment characterized by military and political challenges. After receiving extensive military training, he soon assumed responsibilities within the army. His participation in the Battle of Aspern in 1809 and the Battle of Wagram earned him great prestige and contributed to the legend of his military career. In addition, Karl was also known for his human qualities and leadership skills, which made him a respected and esteemed leader. The "Archduke Karl March" - a tribute Hermann J. Schneider's composition reflects the tradition of the military march, which during its heyday served both as a means of musical expression and as a practical support in everyday military life. March music was an integral part of Austrian military culture and was often performed at parades, major events and to motivate troops. Schneider, as a composer, expresses a powerful melody and rhythmic drive in this march, emphasizing the rigor and discipline of military life. The march conveys a sense of both grandeur and patriotic joy, and is often interpreted by musicians as an expression of loyalty and honor. Hans Kliment's arrangement for wind orchestra ensures that the march resonates with a contemporary sound and fresh colors, making it accessible to new generations of listeners. Musically, the "Archduke Karl March" presents itself as a powerful work that captivates with striking melodies and a concise rhythm. The use of brass creates a majestic atmosphere, while the woodwinds and percussion add a sense of dynamism and movement. The march follows a classical structure that allows it to express both the military discipline and the emotional depth of the subject matter. The meaning of the march goes beyond the purely musical aspect. It creates a nostalgic connection to a time when military marches were an integral part of public life and promoted national identity and pride. For the Habsburg Monarchy, Karl was a symbol of stability, and his march is still performed today at ceremonial occasions, military parades and concerts to commemorate the past and keep the spirit of tradition alive. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Habsburger.net

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