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Julius Fučík's Florentiner March, Op.214, is a lively military march composed in 1897. Its catchy melody and rhythmic drive made it popular in both military and civilian contexts, especially in circus performances across Europe.

A vibrant military march by Czech composer Julius Fučík, famously used in circus performances. Its dramatic contrasts inspired nicknames referencing storms.

A rousing military march composed in 1907, famously associated with brass ensembles. Its energetic melody and rhythmic drive make it a staple in traditional brass repertoire.

A grand military march composed in 1907, characterized by its bold brass fanfares and triumphant melody. It remains a staple of brass band repertoire worldwide.

Known internationally as "Entry of the Gladiators", this military march composed in 1907 became synonymous with circus performances. Its lively trumpet fanfares and percussive drive make it particularly suitable for brass ensembles.