La Bataille.

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WE ARE NOT SPEAKING HERE OF MILITARY BAND MARCH MUSIC!

From the "Reader's Companion to MILITARY HISTORY" edited by Cowley and Parker extracted from the entry by Jon Sumida.

"Representations of War in Western Music".

"The spectacle and political importance of war have made it a popular subject of music for the purposes of simple entertainment or the expression of deep sentiment."

That listing of Sumida; music to include but probably hardly limited to:

* "La bataille de Marignan 1515" 

* "Heinrich Biber - Battalia à 10 (1673)" 

* "Beethoven Wellingtons Sieg / Wellington's Victory Op. 91"

* "Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture (Full with Cannons)"

 * "Alexander Nevsky: V. The Battle on Ice"

* "Shostakovich: Symphony #07 -"

* "Shostakovich - Symphony No. 8" 

* "Victory at Sea by Richard Rodgers"

Courtesy in all instances to You Tube video and we are all the better for it too. Enjoy!

WITH CANNONS!

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