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Who is the composer of our nations dawning?
"Our Nation's Dawning" is a composition by the American composer and conductor, John Philip Sousa. Known for his military marches, Sousa wrote this piece in 1918, reflecting themes of patriotism and national pride. The work is often associated with Sousa's broader contributions to American music, particularly in the genre of marches.
John Phillip Sousa was known as a composer of?
Marches
How many marches did John Philip Sousa?
John Philip Sousa wrote 136 Marches
Who wrote the hymn Were You There?
It is a spiritual with no known composer.
Which composer wrote the Egmont?
Beethoven wrote an overture and incidental music for Egmont.
John Phillip Sousa was known as a composer of?
Marches
What composer wrote the Washington post?
John Philip Sousa composed "The Washington Post March" in 1889. He wrote it to honor the newspaper "The Washington Post" and it remains one of his most popular and recognizable marches.
Who were the composers that wrote marches?
Many composers wrote marches. John Philip Sousa is probably the most famous for his marches; he was called the "March King."
Who was the most famous composer of marches in America?
John Phillip Sousa
How many marches did John Philip Sousa?
John Philip Sousa wrote 136 Marches
What composer wrote the song I Got Rhythm and what composer was it credited to?
moses hogan
What composer wrote The Fire bird?
Stravinsky wrote The Firebird Suite.
Which music composer wrote forty-two symphonies?
Italian composer; wrote music for many masses
Who wrote the hymn Were You There?
It is a spiritual with no known composer.
Which composer wrote Shakespeare's Othello?
Verdi
Which composer wrote the Egmont?
Beethoven wrote an overture and incidental music for Egmont.
What did john phillip sousa all do in his life plez i need and answer i have a report due jan 10 and also 3 others?
John Phillip Sousa was a composer as well as a conductor. He wrote compositions for the military and for patriotic marches. John lived from 1854 until 1932.
