@GuyPennebaker Your country is a crime and filth infested shit hole, your people are utterly contemptible scum, despised wherever they migrate to and your history of segregation is absolutely abhorrent and a disgrace.
@GuyPennebaker That you dare to use my nations' name in your vile, hate filled rants sickens me to my core. You are nothing but a jealous 3rd world brat with no understanding of the way things work. Yes, bad things happened, but to openly support terrorists on your page is a disgrace. It's no wonder even the Dutch are embarrassed to even have a connection to such a backwards nation and people.
Although Johann Strauss Senior is almost always named as the composer of this march, there is also an opinion that it was a collaborative composition with Phillipe Fahrbach Sr - another "Austrian" composing family with the Strausses, Lanners, and possibly the Lehars (Franz Lehar Senior also composed in his role as a bandmaster in the Army). Whatever, its still a wonderful march, and well played here. It was always said the Austro-Hungarian army danced to war with the marches of the Strausses!
@ClassicalMonarchism Yes, indeed! But name of his composition is Radecky March, and Jan Radecky from Radec was a czech aristocrat and Marshal of Austria-Hungary (and in this period Czech was part of Austria-Hungary)
@Snooper94 Well, the Czech rendition of the field marshal's surname is "Radecký", but he always signed "Radetzky". That should settle the matter. This is not meant, of course, to detract from the fact that he was a Bohemian or Czech aristocrat -- even though until recently most Czechs would denounce him as a "German" and hold him in rather low esteem, to put it mildly.
@Zirlikus Radecky is the original as it is a Czech surname. Radecky was also not austrian, he was born in the czech land and was a czech nobleman. The only thing austrian about him is that he served in the Austro-Hungarian army.
@KingBouloo I know, but we Brits have always liked both Austrian & Prussian marches adopting many as our own - including our anthem 'God save our gracious Queen / King' aka 'Heil dir im Siegerkranz'.
Our 3 nations are of the same 'family' - we should never have fought each other.
@freeman8128 I may be wrong, but I'm fairly certain our national anthem was composed in London in the 18h century in response to the imminent Jacobite invasion. Luckily they only got as far as the Midlands before an English spy convinced them to go back to Scotland, but the song, sung in theatres and pubs became so popular that it became the 1st National Anthem in the world. I'm not into comment-arguments, but if you know otherwise i'd be interested to find out.
@bindon4 You are absolutely right in every detail but one. The lyrics were composed in London, while the tune was of German origin - as was the King to whom the lyrics refer.
The title is a bit of a misnomer. There are actually two pieces in this recording: The Radetzky march and "Rusty Buckles". Both are regimental marches adopted by 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards, a regiment emanating from several now-defunct regiments, amongst them 1st Kings Dragoon Guards, of which Emperor Franz Joseph was the Colonel-in-Chief. The Radetzky march was their regimental quick march. No case of illicit appropriation here, and no reason for Nomad4587 to award less than 5 stars. :-)
This is not Brittisch!!!
This come from Austria!!!
OmeAchmed 1 month ago
demopan??
xjd0 5 months ago
this is a glorious austrian march the british empire does not deserve to play it greetings from south africa
GuyPennebaker 5 months ago
@GuyPennebaker Your country is a crime and filth infested shit hole, your people are utterly contemptible scum, despised wherever they migrate to and your history of segregation is absolutely abhorrent and a disgrace.
Joshuadrooney 5 months ago
@GuyPennebaker That you dare to use my nations' name in your vile, hate filled rants sickens me to my core. You are nothing but a jealous 3rd world brat with no understanding of the way things work. Yes, bad things happened, but to openly support terrorists on your page is a disgrace. It's no wonder even the Dutch are embarrassed to even have a connection to such a backwards nation and people.
Joshuadrooney 5 months ago
austrian march, and even wrong spelling
wolffe93 6 months ago
waaay too fast played
25380421859 7 months ago
österreich ist das beste reich, gott strafe england! you also stole georgian flag, shame :(
generalberkay 7 months ago
Since when does the British Empire have the right to use this piece?
lonefox101827 7 months ago
Although Johann Strauss Senior is almost always named as the composer of this march, there is also an opinion that it was a collaborative composition with Phillipe Fahrbach Sr - another "Austrian" composing family with the Strausses, Lanners, and possibly the Lehars (Franz Lehar Senior also composed in his role as a bandmaster in the Army). Whatever, its still a wonderful march, and well played here. It was always said the Austro-Hungarian army danced to war with the marches of the Strausses!
DrivermanO 8 months ago
ITS DEMOPAN!
GrounderTheRobot 11 months ago
first, it's radetZky, second, this march is an austrian military march, composed by johann strauß
wolffe93 11 months ago
Bloody hell, you're an imbecile. The Radetsky march is Austrian!
ClassicalMonarchism 1 year ago 3
Very nice quick march.
brimstonehill 1 year ago
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SCOTTYinSCOTLAND 1 year ago
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Radetzky march, is a march of Austrian army !!
onetwothreeandmore 1 year ago
Radetzky march, is a march of Austrian army !!
KingBouloo 2 years ago 42
It is true that it is an Austrian march, however it is also one of the official marches of the British Army.
TashkentFox 2 years ago
@TashkentFox
Yes and Rule Britannia is an Austrian
March! What a presumption!
kutapa63 2 years ago
@TashkentFox and the anthem of the german empire is now the british anthem
what do we learn from this?
wolffe93 11 months ago
@wolffe93
...AND still today's National Anthem of Liechtenstein :)
gvghs 7 months ago
Radecky was from Czech.
Snooper94 2 years ago
@Snooper94 - Johann Strauss I created it, he was Austrian.
ClassicalMonarchism 1 year ago
@ClassicalMonarchism Yes, indeed! But name of his composition is Radecky March, and Jan Radecky from Radec was a czech aristocrat and Marshal of Austria-Hungary (and in this period Czech was part of Austria-Hungary)
Snooper94 1 year ago
@Snooper94 - Yes, Czech was part of the Austrian Empire as part of the Kingdom of Bohemia!
ClassicalMonarchism 1 year ago
it's radetzky and anyway its form strauss, and he was austrian
Zirlikus 9 months ago
@Zirlikus No, originally it's "Radecký".
Snooper94 9 months ago
@Snooper94 Well, the Czech rendition of the field marshal's surname is "Radecký", but he always signed "Radetzky". That should settle the matter. This is not meant, of course, to detract from the fact that he was a Bohemian or Czech aristocrat -- even though until recently most Czechs would denounce him as a "German" and hold him in rather low esteem, to put it mildly.
rotweissrot100 6 months ago
@rotweissrot100 He never served in german army, he served in Austrian army ;-)
Snooper94 6 months ago
@Snooper94 Indeed! (And I did not claim otherwise.)
rotweissrot100 6 months ago
@rotweissrot100 and if you say it, Radecký and Radetzky sound really same :D
Snooper94 6 months ago
@Snooper94 You are perfectly right: different spelling, identical pronounciation. :D
rotweissrot100 6 months ago
@Zirlikus Radecky is the original as it is a Czech surname. Radecky was also not austrian, he was born in the czech land and was a czech nobleman. The only thing austrian about him is that he served in the Austro-Hungarian army.
Al88CZ 2 months ago
@Al88CZ
The man himself always signed "Radetzky", that's "original" enough for me.
Anyway: the proper title of the composition is "Radetzky march". And the proper Czech rendition of the man's name is "Radecký".
rotweissrot100 1 month ago
@KingBouloo And of Vienna's New Year's dinner brigade as well.
Atvishees 1 year ago
@KingBouloo What's that?
Damnblastify 6 months ago
@KingBouloo I know, but we Brits have always liked both Austrian & Prussian marches adopting many as our own - including our anthem 'God save our gracious Queen / King' aka 'Heil dir im Siegerkranz'.
Our 3 nations are of the same 'family' - we should never have fought each other.
freeman8128 4 months ago
@freeman8128 I may be wrong, but I'm fairly certain our national anthem was composed in London in the 18h century in response to the imminent Jacobite invasion. Luckily they only got as far as the Midlands before an English spy convinced them to go back to Scotland, but the song, sung in theatres and pubs became so popular that it became the 1st National Anthem in the world. I'm not into comment-arguments, but if you know otherwise i'd be interested to find out.
bindon4 2 months ago
@bindon4 You are absolutely right in every detail but one. The lyrics were composed in London, while the tune was of German origin - as was the King to whom the lyrics refer.
freeman8128 2 months ago
@SpeedyNeutrino: I fully agree with you!
HansNien 2 years ago
Well, I'm glad to be able to hear this fine march without some cretins clapping along with it.
SpeedyNeutrino43 2 years ago
Where's the clapping at?
WSenator1 2 years ago
radetzky march with a british flag in the background, no offense to brits, but this is an affront to me.
titatho 2 years ago
We have this march because of historicaly links I think, read Austrian37's comment.
tezmellez 2 years ago
its austrian but i think the part from 01:00 till end is a british version??
Baarz 2 years ago
The title is a bit of a misnomer. There are actually two pieces in this recording: The Radetzky march and "Rusty Buckles". Both are regimental marches adopted by 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards, a regiment emanating from several now-defunct regiments, amongst them 1st Kings Dragoon Guards, of which Emperor Franz Joseph was the Colonel-in-Chief. The Radetzky march was their regimental quick march. No case of illicit appropriation here, and no reason for Nomad4587 to award less than 5 stars. :-)
austrian37 2 years ago 21
5 Stars because this is good,
1 Star because it's Austrian not United Kingdom
=6/2=3
Nomad4587 2 years ago
To nie jest brytyjski marsz niedouczony brudasie
zdrajcev 2 years ago 2
It is Austrian, however it is the march of the 1st Queen's Dragon Guards, who incidentally wear a Hapsburg Eagle as their Cap badge.
pjn45 2 years ago
Dragoon*
pjn45 2 years ago
don't like the end
jradetzky 2 years ago
thats an austrian march from Johann Strauss II
bekapfer 3 years ago 2
Johann Strauß Vater.*
CptWiktor6 2 years ago
it's nice
but it is no british march
CrazySaxophon 3 years ago
I believe this march had an Austrian composer
simcolin 3 years ago