The Stars and Stripes Forever By John Philip Sousa.

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“The Stars and Stripes Forever” was composed by John Philip Sousa on December 25, 1896. This piece is now the national march of the United states John Philip Sousa 1854-1932
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• “The Stars and Stripes Forever” was composed by John Philip Sousa on December 25, 1896.

• This piece is now the national march of the

United states

• “The Stars and Stripes Forever” was composed by John Philip Sousa on December 25, 1896.

• This piece is now the national march of the

United states

John Philip Sousa

1854-1932

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Scored for Band

Listen for these sections:

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WOODWINWOODWINDSDS

Saxophones

Clarinets

Flutes and Piccolos

Oboes

Bassoons

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BRASBRASSS

Trombones

Trumpets

French HornsBaritones and Tubas

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piano

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This section is

Listen for the dynamic contrasts

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The low brass have the melody

TheThe clarinets playplay a countermelody

The percussion section keeps the beat

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FORTE

The section repeats at

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Other instruments now join Other instruments now join in.in.

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Now listen for the change in musical style

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The BRASS sections have the melody

Listen to the smooth, connected style that they play

This is called

LEGATO

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Now listen to the short and separated style

that they play

This is called

STACCATO

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The PICCOLOS have a solo

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This is the final section of the march,

so is it played at

FORTISSIMO

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The final section is two themes played together.

The piccolos play one melody, while

the other instruments play another.

Both themes are taken from earlier in the piece.