Prokofiev - March, Op. 99 for Brass Choir and Percussion

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Prokofiev - March, Op. 99 for Brass Choir and PercussionSergei Prokofiev's March, Op. 99 is one of several that he composed for military band. This 1943 composition was written at a time when many Russian composers were showing their support during the struggle of WW II. The march was a political composition written in honor of May Day and first performed on a radio broadcast for the 1944 May Day celebration. Mischievous humor is very evident in this march, sounding like it could fit into a big top circus

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