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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Divertimento in E-Flat Major," K. 166/159d

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    Julius Fučík, "Florentiner Marsch, 'Grande marcia Italiana,' Op. 214" Program Note

    Julius Fučík, "Florentiner Marsch, 'Grande marcia Italiana,' Op. 214" Program Note

    Florentiner Marsch, “Grande marcia Italiana,” Op. 214 Julius Fučík Born: July 18, 1872, Prague, Bohemia Died: September 25, 1916, Berlin, Germany Composed: 1907 Duration: 6 minutes The Florentiner Marsch, “Grande marcia Italiana,” was written in 1907 by the prolific Bohemian (Czech) composer and bandmaster Julius Fučik in Budapest, then the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This seemingly incongruous set of particulars can be explained by the musical trends of the time

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