The King of Denmark's March
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Transcription: by Darryl D. Bush
This "King of Denmark's March" is not the same as the "Prince of Denmark's March" attributed<br> to Jeremiah Clarke that is also known as "Trumpet Voluntary" and is frequently used at<br> weddings. That march was written in honor of Prince George of Denmark, husband of Queen<br> Anne of Great Britain. <br> The parts are played AABB in D. The parts are very different from a dance form. The A part<br> has 10 measures and the B part has 21 measures.<br> This version comes from a book with the extended title of Entire New and Compleat<br> Instructions for the Fife, Containing the Best and Easiest Directions To Learn that Instrument<br> with a Collection of the Most Celebrated Marches, Airs & etc. Performed in the Guards &<br> Other Regiments which was printed in London in 1779 by Longman and Broderip.<br> It was reprinted in Moon's Musick of the Fifes and Drums, Vol 2: Slow Marches (1977).<br>
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