John Philip Sousa (November 6, 1854 – March 6, 1932), popularly known as "T… Read Full Bio ↴John Philip Sousa (November 6, 1854 – March 6, 1932), popularly known as "The March King", was an American composer and conductor of Portuguese heritage, from the late Romantic era, known particularly for American marches.
Washington Post March
John Philip Sousa Lyrics
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Semper Fidelis * Instrumental *…
Stars and Stripes Forever Let martial note in triumph float And liberty extend its mi…
The Invincible Eagle Voices in the air I hear ′em loud and clear Telling me…
The Minnesota March RAH! RAH! SKI-U-MAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! March on, march on to …
The Stars and Stripes Forever Let martial note in triumph float And liberty extend its mig…
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@genataylor8179
My mother saw John Philip Sousa perform in St Louis as a child, in his band's last tour of the United States. I wonder if she was aware at the time she was viewing what would become history.
@usmarineband
WOW - how neat Gena!!!! Do hope that you've had the opportunity to attend a Marine Band concert!
@MithrandilPlays
Wait the real man? In the 1880s-90s?
@paulmelrose1133
well he did live to 1932... she might have seen him in '31 :)
@shaunibabe1
Your old
@obedambriz8370
IDontCare you’re
@DFDalton1962
In a hundred years, this march will still be popular. But you'll have to explain to the audience what a "newspaper" was.
@danielmcbride9183
+DFDalton1962 It's a paper, with news on it.
@Grillmaster-gh4ld
Daniel McBride what's a paper tho
@TheTranceCartel
You'll have to explain to them that the Washington Post was not always a tabloid of fake news.