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Ship of Fool 1965. Can anyone name the 4 German Marches blended at the end.

posted 2 years ago by harneyempire (7)
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I posted this before but i need more help in identifying the 4 marches at the closing of the file SHIP OF FOOLS 1965. i had help from thingmakersback (565). thingmakersback found the last march called Egerländer Regimentsmarsch that starts 2 minutes ans 28 seconds in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-yYk0sWL3U

Closing marches from the movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNBBInDM7as

I posted the time stamps in the youtube video

What is the name of the first march 0:01 ? Might be 3 to 4 Marches are played back to back
0:01 The first march ( tail end of a march )
0:06 The Second march
1:49 The Third theme march
2:28 The Forth and last march is called Egerländer Regimentsmarsch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-yYk0sWL3U

So What is the name of the first, second and third march that blends into the last march called Egerländer Regimentsmarsch ?

Thank you

[–] Carrot (1600) 2 years ago

So, it's actually only two marches. The first two 0:01 and 0:06 are the middle of the Egerländer Marsch https://youtu.be/3-yYk0sWL3U?t=59, then it segues into Wien bleibt Wien Marsch https://youtu.be/uGSym7oeSbo?t=77 and then back to the Egerländer Marsch.

[–] harneyempire (7) 2 years ago

Thank you very much

[–] harneyempire (7) 2 years ago

Carrot I have to know. How did you find out the name these Marches - The app Shazam failed me.

[–] Carrot (1600) 2 years ago

They're both listed on the IMDB page under soundtracks https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059712/soundtrack/?ref_=tt_trv_snd and as far as the Egerländer Marsch goes, I noticed after about a minute the music matched the first few seconds of the movie clip.

[–] jonathan_k80 (6436) 2 years ago

The piece that runs from approximately the 0:58 to 2:25 mark (there is a break in the audio in that clip) is a march titled Wien bleibt Wien by Austrian composer Johann Schrammel (1850-1893):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGSym7oeSbo

It is sometimes known in English as Vienna Forever ("Wien bleibt Wien" literally means "Vienna remains Vienna.")

EDIT: Oops! Carrot beat my response by five minutes. 🙂

[–] CrabgrassWilly (1616) 2 years ago

The only German march I know is the one where they are goosestepping in time with each other with the one hand raised up out in front and the leader shouting something in Klingon.