Fejérváry-Marsch [Austrian march]
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- Composed by Johann Müller.
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If anybody’s wondering, Baron Géza Fejérváry was a Hungarian general who served as the prime minister of the Kingdom of Hungary from 1905 to 1906. ;)
As far as I know he was a minister of defence not a prime minister.
@@whothoughtthiswasagoodidea He was also prime minister: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_Hungary
MCDLXXXVIII He was the prime minister during the Hungarian Constitutional crisis mate
@@p.b.5107 I stand corrected.
MCDLXXXVIII How exactly?
What do you mean Austrian?
Don't get me wrong, but it was written by a Hungarian for a Hungarian regiment named after a Hungarian Baron, it can hardly get more Hungarian than that. At least put "Austro-Hungarian" in the title.
Yes, but in Austria-Hungary, Austria was as Cisleithania ( in german Cisleithanien) the stronger part of the Country and Hungary as Translaithania ( in german Translaithanien) was the weaker part. For example Empereror Franz Joseph I, was Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary. For a better understanding, the Titel of an Emperor is higher than the Titel of a King and also the fact that Vienna ( Wien) was the Capital and not Budapest, Shows on my mind that Austria was much stronger than Hungary. Also German was the official Language of the Country and the Reichsrat ever spoke in german.
@@nm2000 so many mistakes in your argument it's hard to know where I should get started. The title of the monarch has nothing to do with the strength of each country, Austria was an empire, so the head of state was an emperor. Hungary was a kingdom, so the head of state was the king. And Austria-Hungary had two capitals, both Vienna and Budapest were capitals at the same time. There were several official languages of the empire, including hungarian. All of these are very well known facts one google search away from you.
@@nm2000 You clearly don't under how Austria-Hungary worked.There was a Empire of Austria and the A.K. of Hungary wich were separate from each other almost completly the only thing common was the king/emperor and 3 common minsiteries (finace,war and exterior).Othere wise they were saparate you could been a hungarian or Austrian citizen never both and there were three passports in use. Capital was saperate for both nations and the Reichsrat only governed Cisleithania and hungary was governed by the Országház. Even the official name suggests this (The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council and the Lands of the Holy Hungarian Crown of St. Stephen)
@@snippsnapp123 This.
But regaedless of the powerstructure, calling the Fejérvári induló an Austrian march is misleading.
dávid holecskó You’re correct bud
Greetings from Hungary followers! We listen this music in millitary and natian hollidays! Especially in March the 15th!
Eric Hartmann that’s so cool
I can imagine this being use for cavalry parade for sure.
Firman N Probably for something like the Hungarian Hussars lmao
Algo así? th-cam.com/video/9KOEciZv4MQ/w-d-xo.html
Géza Fejérváry (15 March 1833 - 25 April 1914)
Born in Josephstadt/Josefov
Died in Vienna
He bravely fought for the monarchy as a whole in the military.
Later he was appointed as the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Hungary.
I would consider him a loyal hungarian serving the habsburg empire.
Viva la musica militare austriaca celestiale sublime grandissima eccelsa romantica romantica è bella. 🇮🇹🇦🇹🇮🇹🇦🇹🇮🇹✋🇮🇹
Very beautiful! 🇦🇹🇭🇺
Thanks for uploading!
But I think this is a hungarian march from the k.u.k. era.
Correct me if I’m wrong.
Kozmonauta 05 you’re correct!
it was written by johann müller for a hungarian politician like most composers, he too was from lower-austria
Thanks, from Hungary!
I'm British, and even I know this is a Hungarian march!
Dr ludwig buon giorno🌞uno primo Austrian marsch🎺🎺 mi piace molto👌😍😍viva Austria🔥grazie e complimenti🍻💕💕💕
Schöner Marsch, danke. Allen einen schönen Tag und Gott mit uns!🇩🇪
Baden bleibt Baden 🇩🇪
Ganz genau!💛❤💛
Hungarian Guys calm down
we used Radetzky marsch and so on aswell
we're brothers in law with great Austria
oh danke
Sehr schöner Marsch, Danke fürs hochladen 👍👍👍
Nice picture and colorful March!🌹👍
Jolie marche !
Please old Austria back to Trieste!
Ein sehr schönes lied mach weiter so
Good Morning Dr.Ludwig and friends 😉
🤗 Danke❣
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Yeah, it did seem to have quite the Hungarian vibe to it, that's for sure... I have to agree with the consensus here.
Müller János (Marchfeld, 1857 - Bécs, 1924)
Szolg.helye, ideje: 46. magyar gyalogezred 1890 - 1895
82. magyar gyalogezred 1895 - 1896
84. gyalogezred 1896 - 1899
Helyőrségei: 1895 Szeged, 1895 - 1896 Gyulafehérvár
báró Fejérváry induló op. 36. 1890. A 46. gyalogezred díszindulója.
Fejérváry Géza (1833 - 1914) 1862-től báró. Katonatiszt, táborszernagy, politikus.
1872 - 1884 honvédelmi minisztériumi államtitkár, majd 1884 - 1903-ig honvédelmi miniszter. 1903 - 1905-ig az uralkodó testőrségének parancsnoka.
Can anyone help me? I am trying to find a song posted on Dr Ludwig's channel. I think it was about a haus in the forest, and how beautiful this haus was
Name: Lore lore lore, German WW2 March!
@@milanmosonyi6740 thanks very much friend! owe you one
Ez magyar induló! Báró Fejérváry Géza tábornok a magyar királyi darabont testőrség parancsnoka is az volt tudomásom szerint.
Helping with the algorithm
Eljen Magyarorszag!
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Since when the letters “é” and “á” in the german alphabet to you if this is austrian as you say?
it was written by johann müller for a hungarian politician like most composers, he too was from austria
this sounds much Hungarian
This is a hungarian march😂
Was it not composed by Johann Müller? You can correct me ofc.