3 Cross-Genre Arrangements of John Philip Sousa - The Gladiator
John Philip Sousa's military march "The Gladiator" exemplifies his signature compositional style with bold brass fanfares and rhythmic precision, created during his tenure as director of the United States Marine Band.
"The Gladiator" is a military march composed by John Philip Sousa in 1886. It was written to honor Charles B. Towle, a journalist, and became one of Sousa's early successes, reflecting his signature patriotic and energetic style.
A military march composed by John Philip Sousa in 1886, showcasing his signature brass-heavy orchestration and patriotic spirit.
"The Gladiator" is a military march composed by John Philip Sousa in 1886,
inspired by the play about Spartacus. It became his first major success,
propelling his career as a march composer.
A triumphant military march composed during America's Gilded Age, reflecting Sousa's signature brass-band style and patriotic themes.
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