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[1] (1) (1) Kimiyoyo (Hiromori Hayashi) (2) Dokitsu Kokuta (J. Haydn) (3) March for warships (Fujikichi Setoguchi) (4) March for Shikishima Music (Tokichi Setoguchi) (5) Observatory march (Le Roux) (6) Ship watching march (Kozo Yoshimoto) (7) Marching pursuit march (Kozo Yoshimoto) (8) Tokyo march (Tokichi Setoguchi) ( 9) March of `` The Role of the Gengo '' (edited by Kenko Nagai / Tokichi Setoguchi) (10) March on Taihu Ship (Eckert) (11) Marching on behalf of you (Kozo Yoshimoto) (12) Triumphal March (Rikiji Ogino) (13) March `` The Spirit of Militants '' (Hozumi Tanaka / Tokichi Setoguchi) (14) March `` March of Snow '' (Tenko Nagai / Ed.Tokichi Setoguchi) (15) Great Dairyu Memorial March (Sadamaro Iwai) (16) Radio March (Tokichi Setoguchi) (17) Echigo Lion (1) (Tokichi Setoguchi) (18) Echigo Lion (2) (Tokichi Setoguchi) (19) Army fast walking trumpet (20) Navy fast walking Trumpet (21) March on the Yellow Sea Battle (Hozumi Tanaka / Tokichi Setoguchi) (22) March on the Sea of Japan Commemorative March (Tokichi Setoguchi) (23) March for Farewell (Tokichi Setoguchi) (24) Shikishima March (Fujiyoshi Setoguchi) (25) March on warships (Fujikichi Setoguchi) [2] (1) March on Padonville (Furst) (2) March on Nibelungen (Wagner / Zondark) (3) March `` Hidexburg (Helzer) (4) March `` Our Guards '' (Förster) (5) March `` Yuruganu Loyalty '' (Taike) (6) March `` Glory of Prussia '' (Pifke) (7) March `` Duke of Braunschweig '' (8) Marcher Brooker-Lager (Kral) (9) March Bombardon (Zaro) (10) March `` Village Europe '' (Bron) (11) March `` Farewell Swordsman '' (Franken (Burg) (12) March `` Old Mantle '' (Fleibe) (13) March `` Blue Eyes '' (Moise) (14) Split March No. 1 (Mehrendorf) (15) Honor Guard March (Reinhardt) (16) March `` German Honor '' (Schroeder) (17) King Karl March (Unrat) (18) March `` Dedicated Gun '' (Islebaut) (19) Song `` Fortress of Duppel '' (Pifke) (20) March of Andreas Hofer (Knevesberger / Blankenburg) (21) March of Tyrol (Mülberger) (22) March `` Duke of Albrecht '' (Komzerk) (23) Radetzky March (J. Strauss I) (24) March `` Old Friend '' (Taike) [3] (1) Brandenburg Vampire March (Henrion) (2) Fareberin Cavalry March ( (3) March under the emblem of Yamagata (4) Fanfanale of a Crusader knight (5) (5) Segregation by parallel pedestrian march (Dene) (6) Segregation by fast pacing March (Böhme) (7) Marching in stepped steps (Hertel) (8) March in Pachenheim (9) March in Sweden (10) March in Sweden (Faust) (11) March in Alexander (Leonhard) ) (12) Rapid march (J. Strauss I) (13) Army march No. 13 (Wilhelm) (14) Fortress guard exchange (1) (15) Change of Citadel Guard (2) (16) March of Helene (Luppelt) (17) March of Coburg (18) March of Snipers Separation March (Lippe) (19) Cheerful March (Hauschild) ( 20) March `` Fly Veck '' (Latin) (21) March `` Hoch und Deutschmeister '' (Airtor) (22) March `` Children of the Regiment '' (Fuchek) (23) March (Link) (24) March of Steinmetz (Bratfish)
[Genre]
Orchestral music
[List of performers]
[1] (1) ~ (11) Georg Schaaf conducts the German Polydroid Army (12) Adolf Berdin conducts the 9th Infantry Infantry (13) (14) Franz von Bron conducts the German Polydroid Army (15)-(18) Josef Sunaga conducts the German Polydroid Army (19) (20) Joseph Sunaga commanded German Infantry 9th Regiment Army Band (21) 〜 (24) Joseph Sunaga commanded German Polydor Army Band (25) A Lois Merihar conducts German Polydor Army Band [2] Josef Sunaga conducts Gramophone Brass Band [3] (1)-(15) Josef Sunaga conducts Gramophone Brass Band (16)-(24) Adolf Beldeen conducts German Infantry No. 9 Regiment Army Band
[1] 27-28 [2] 27-29 [3] 27-29
[Label]
> Gramophone
[Number]
A total of 73 Japanese and German march songs are recorded. And most are army marches. The recording year is the beginning of Showa. It is a product of the times when the demand for marches was extremely high. The work which cannot be heard now sounds really fresh. It is a performance that can be called the starting point to know what a march is. Content that is no longer possible.
[New CD comment]
The relationship between Japan and German Gramophone started from "Kimigayo" and "Gunship March" released in 1927. This reprint celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding is a very valuable sound source at that time!
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