John Philip Sausa: The March King

After a career in music, John Phillips Sosa wrote several novels and made him a leader in the naval band. "You became Philippe" (58) Senior band members told him after successfully directing the band at the reception of President Hay's New Year. His unique insight into music made him stand out and created a greater reputation for the band. His musical talent, such as playing a drummer a moment ago, making new songs like President Garfield's funeral march, rushing to enthusiastically rehearse, to have him make it a band of the level he wants It is revealed through many challenges. playing.

Mr. Sousa, the grandson of John Philip Sousa, the king of March, is a super patriot superstar composer such as the famous band leaders - "Freedom Bell" and "Thunder" - what happened to the United States It will be annoying. However, the "Super PAC" which prompted Mr. Carson to take over as president in 2016 committee, at least not directly, did not promote the Republican candidate Donald J. Trump. "The committee in 2016 promises to break Hillary," Sosa said, and plans to broadcast commercials in nine swing state black radio stations. He said that he hoped to adopt a similar strategy in 2014 and persuade Mr. Carson to run for the president with the aim of helping Republicans control the Senate. His budget for this year is 4 million dollars.

John Philip Sousa was born in Washington, DC on November 6, 1854. His father was born in Spain, his parents were Portuguese, and his mother was Bavarian. Susa, known as "the King of March," is one of the most famous composers and conductor in the United States. On December 25, 1896, he founded the official American matrix "Eternal Stars and Stripes". Sosa is the inventor of Sausaphone. He died in Reading, Pennsylvania on March 6, 1932, and was buried in the National Assembly cemetery in Washington DC. From 1880 to 1892, Susa was the leader of the US Navy band. After leaving the navy band, he formed a band of his own and made a tour. Many times in Europe, it was the first American band to travel around the world. The band has its own baseball team