"Black Jack March" | |
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March by Fred K. Huffer | |
Composed | c. 1910s: U.S. |
Dedication | General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing |
"Black Jack March" was written by Fred K. Huffer (1879–1943), an early 20th century composer. It was named after General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing. Written in a 6/8 meter, trumpets and drums are featured with a trumpet call.
The original sheet music has a cover, which features a drawing of General Pershing. [1] Scores for small orchestras originally sold for 25 cents and full scores sold for 40 cents. [2] It was reprinted by the Fisher Thompson Music Pub. Co. in 1919. [3]
It has been used by music teachers and has a Grade of "3". [4] It was included in the March Masters Folio for Band published by Rubank in 1948. [3]
"Black Jack March" | |
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March by Fred K. Huffer | |
Composed | c. 1910s: U.S. |
Dedication | General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing |
"Black Jack March" was written by Fred K. Huffer (1879–1943), an early 20th century composer. It was named after General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing. Written in a 6/8 meter, trumpets and drums are featured with a trumpet call.
The original sheet music has a cover, which features a drawing of General Pershing. [1] Scores for small orchestras originally sold for 25 cents and full scores sold for 40 cents. [2] It was reprinted by the Fisher Thompson Music Pub. Co. in 1919. [3]
It has been used by music teachers and has a Grade of "3". [4] It was included in the March Masters Folio for Band published by Rubank in 1948. [3]