SOUSA The Thunderer (1889) - "The President's Own" United States Marine Band
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- "The President's Own" United States Marine Band presents The Complete Marches of John Philip Sousa, a multi-year project to record and publish scores for all of Sousa's Marches. Sousa, known as "The March King," was director of the Marine Band from 1880 to 1892. Recording directed by Lieutenant Col. Jason K. Fettig. www.marineband.marines.mil/
Other than the fact that Sousa’s “thunderer” was undoubtedly a Mason, his identity may never be revealed. “The Thunderer” march was dedicated to Columbia Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar, of Washington, D.C., and it was composed on the occasion of the Twenty-fourth Triennial Conclave of the Grand Encampment. The conclave was held in October 1889 and was sponsored by Columbia Commandery No. 2. Sousa had been “knighted” in that organization three years earlier.
“The Thunderer” was Mrs. John Philip Sousa’s favorite march. This was revealed by their daughter Helen, who also surmised that the “thunderer” might have been her father’s salute to the London Times, which was known as “the thunderer.” It has since been determined that Sousa probably had no association with the newspaper at that time, however. The “thunderer” might have been one of the men in charge of making arrangements for the 1889 conclave-in particular, Myron M. Parker, who worked tirelessly to make the event the spectacular success that it was.
Paul E. Bierley, The Works of John Philip Sousa (Westerville, Ohio: Integrity Press, 1984), 89. Used by permission.
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When I walk, I play Sousa marches in my head. They help me set a brisk pace. "The Thunderer" is the first.
That’s a great idea! Marches are usually written in 6/8 time-which basically means that you can subdivide and count 1,2,1,2,1,2. This is why you see marching bands playing marches such as this one.
Erika should be on your playlist, a lovely german song...
@@leonardfeuerstein I have it in a different playlist, either my "German marches" or "Biergartenstimmung" list.
@@williamlopez2761 I think you will find that marches are usually written in 4/4 time, as in "Hut-2-3-4." Six-eight time is counted 1-2-3, 4-5-6.
@@oldbullus actually this one is in cut time
This piece absolutely personifies the United States’ early 20th century notion of “speak softly and carry a big stick”. Completely American. Great piece.
Imagine having the same note for basically the entire song lol
*Cries in low brass*
I'm playing this for high school band rn, and gotta say I'm enjoying playing the tbone counter melodies
@@edn2448 bone part goes hard can’t lie
@@coltrvUntil 88 lol
I loved playing this song on my clarinet at duke Eillington first chair
our high school band played this just last week for our school’s veteran’s day assembly! it was a blast to learn and play, and after morning practice i would have this song stuck in my head for the rest of the morning.
cute as shit
that flag in your pfp sucks. sousa would be ashamed
I wish my band played this lol
I love when a march starts here, in this competition and you hear the first notes: Oh! That's what that March is called!!!
I remember playing this in junior high band. Pretty sure we sounded exactly like this! :)
Who else remembers marching at their graduation from Army BCT to this? It was 51 years ago, but seems like yesterday...
Absolutely wonderful, captivating, charismatic!
The trill at the beginning ("tremulous") is simply enchanting.
Sousa outdid himself with this little perfection.
Of all his marches, this is the one that I consider
the most beautiful and emotional,
but very far from being corny.
(Celso Lago, Minas Gerais, Brazil)
One of my favorite marches to play when I was a member in our school marching band in college.
These marches are energizing and inspire cheerfulness!
This has to be the definitive recording of this number. I don’t know what the drummers are doing at 0:40 - 1:11 but it’s the only recording on TH-cam where it happens and it slaps.
I have the snare drum for this song (7th grade concert band) it’s a tricky pattern that is a mix of regular hits and rim shots in a syncopated pattern
This is being played in the Philippines by the Philippine Army Band/ Philippine Marine Corps Band during Military Parades and Special Ceremonies....
Edison. Also played by the Aristi Brass Band.
This kind of music is marvelus and exiting because his writing for our people who fight in other country to defend or beautiful land of America🇵🇦
Thank you! Very nice playing!
In the 1952 movie "Stars and Stripes Forever", which starred Clifton Webb as Sousa, a boys band played this tune off-key outside Sousa's house on his birthday (November 4). The band sounded decidedly like the one in "The Music Man". Still, Sousa invited them inside for some cake.
2:28 The Distinguished Gentleman 💙✊glad that song is in the movie that continuously played thru his campaign onto being congress
Love it..
Maravillosa música
Estoy
de acuerdo.
I like the part where they played
My favorite Sousa March. And i think it was used in Flags of Our Fathers.,
King of the Marches together with Under The Double Eagle.
We played this in middle school band
I enjoy Sousa's marches as much as the next guy...but what a surprise when I heard this on my AP Music Theory practice questions!
I like it
Sousa's the best!!! 'Nuff said!
This ones for you BRAD DAVIS - glad I met him - we r in the same field -BROADCASTING THIS NOW IN MEMORY
AS BRAD TOLD ME ONE OF HIS FAVORITES !!! THUNDERER!! Train whistles are going off now as well - HIS TRAIN IS BOUND FOR GLORY IN HEAVEN HE GOES!!!!!! DKL/LADYRANGER
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Sawyer gets his fish biscuit! Award! Award!
#SEMPER FIDELIS #QUA PATET ORBIS #JE MAINTAN DRAI ! ♫♪ great ♫♪♫♪♫♪☺ BRAVISSIMO @/bisbis 🎶🎵🎼 great music! a well tuned ensemble that sounds like an organ ! Fabulous banding! Compliments! #SEMPER FI #QPO #JMD🎵🎼🎼🎶🎵🥁🎺👌👌🙏🙏🎺Robert Schumann Quote : Composing something real unique is writing down a melody/set of notes that no one else ever had done before.... ♫♪
Great, I love that I am going to memorize this; I am glad to play the clarinet and not a heavy instrument (tuba)
Que vivan los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica! Una gran nación, pueblo valiente y noble.
¡Gracias para tú palabras amables! Lo siento para mí mal Español... Yo soy un estudiante de español...
Sounds better at 1.5x speed, I know that's not 120 march tempo, but it's fun.
I think 120 is a little fast for most Sousa marches.
That's nuts. Even 1.25x is pushing it
this is the hardest piece i got all 7th grade
the tune of the introduction to the piece is heard in many marches. I think it would surely have a particular name. what's it called?
Intro
Doc Savage!
every. honor. band. ever.
Bro did the trombones dirty at measure 88.
If you need to walk into harm's way, then best to do it with Sousa playing.
Every time I hear this tune I think of Mr. Eastwood doing tricks on his horse and shooting up all the plates in "Bronco Billy".
That great scene from 'The Dirty Dozen' ( Donald Sutherland playing a fake general) comes to mind.
number 2
I can't hear this song without picturing a red squarebody Suburban pulling into Wallace Idaho. :3
What a great song. It’s just too bad most people nowadays only remember it from the Pom Pom girls tryouts on the Brady Bunch TV series
I'll play this on Clara! She's my clarinet.
My clarinet is named Netty..
@@jeffreyjeziorski341 Really?
No, not really. But. It is a fully functional B flat Buffet I have been playing on for decades...I am on you tube if you want to check out what a clarinet sounds like playing klezmer music..
@@jeffreyjeziorski341 I tried playing klezmer, but it didn't work out well. I'll keep practicing! I've been playing for 7 years! I'll devote my life to clarinet & nature. I have videos of me playing Clara on my channel. Subscribe!
Do you know what your clarinet needs, a name! Pick one of these names for me please!
A. Clarence
B. Claire
C. Clarion
Your Clarinetist, CatyCat28meow
Im listening to this instead of actually practicing the piece😅
Lol same
Wandor how many babies were conceived to the march.
Listen!
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@@CartePL Aligancko. :D
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The thunderer
Clarence Wind Ensemble classic
Why do they have a masonic as a logo?
Columbo; Make Me A Perfect Murder. 1978. With Trish Van Devere. The Merry-Go-Round. The Brady Bunch; Jan tries out for cheerleaders.
Coucou Sturry
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This is ok, but I honestly preferred sound off over this.
Nooo Bardzo dooobra rooobota
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It’s happy music about going to war. Yippee won’t that be fun! It’s 1917 and we are going over there to sock Friedrich in the nose! And the ladies just love our uniforms. Next up, trench foot, terror, and death. I wonder home come they don’t make marching band music anymore.
This came about a little before that war but yes you do have a point.
The perfect music for frightening your ex girlfriend's houscats
we need a full version please