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La Banda Militare: Italian and International Military Music
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Marš kozaračkih proletera / Марш козарачких пролетера
Interprete: Banda Musicale della Guardia d’Onore dell’Armata Popolare Jugoslava (Reprezentativni Orkestar Garde Jugoslovenske Narodne Armije / Репрезентативни Оркестар Гарде Југословенске Народне Армије)
Performed by: Band of the Honour Guard of the Yugoslav People’s Army
Исполняет Оркестр Почётного Караула Югославской Народной Армии
Compositore/Composer/Композитор: Avdo Smailović

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18 сен 2024

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@orangejuice7281
@orangejuice7281 4 года назад
A lot of the theme seems stolen/used from Botev March? Odd they used music from the Bulgarians
@Govnar658
@Govnar658 4 года назад
What parts exactly?
@orangejuice7281
@orangejuice7281 4 года назад
@@Govnar658 I shouldn't of said a lot, but starting at 1:55 it uses some of the theme I think? Might be some generic Slavic theme though that is common
@Govnar658
@Govnar658 4 года назад
@@orangejuice7281 It sounds like "Po šumama i gorama" to me. It was a Yugoslav partisan song, but I believe Russia also has a version of the song.
@orangejuice7281
@orangejuice7281 4 года назад
@@Govnar658 Ah yes, Siberian Rifleman's March, from the Russian Civil War. I'm very familiar, but I don't quite hear it, at what part? Also listening again to the above song I think I hear a bit of Tamo Daleko too
@vedransmailovic8361
@vedransmailovic8361 3 года назад
You are stupid. You do not use word "stolen" if two composers arrange the same traditional/revolutionary melody (exposition) and then diverse, each returns to their traditional melodies / songs ....Botev is born in Bulgaria and my Father was born in Yougoslavia....They are in Balkan. They are Slavs so they have some of the same melodies and songs.....