Compositions in this genre sometimes feature a "breakstrain" section, also called a "dogfight," which typically pits groups of instruments against each other in statement-response fashion.
Compositions in this genre sometimes feature a "breakstrain" section, also called a "dogfight," which typically pits groups of instruments against each other in statement-response fashion. Audiences in Vienna traditionally clap as a piece in this genre named for Radetzky is performed. The final repeat of the trio of one piece in this genre contains a famous solo for piccolo. A composer best known for writing these is the namesake of an instrument similar to a tuba, and that man wrote ones titled "The Washington Post," and "Stars and Stripes Forever." For 10 points, name this type of musical composition often scored for military bands, and of which John Philip Sousa was the "king."
Compositions in this genre sometimes feature a "breakstrain" section, also called a "dogfight," which typically pits groups of instruments against each other in statement-response fashion.
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