Johann Strauss (Sohn)
Egyptischer Marsch op. 335
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Johann Strauss (Sohn)
Egyptischer Marsch op. 335
- Instrumentation Flexible Ensemble (4 Instruments, Percussion and Timpani)
- Composer Johann Strauss (Sohn)
- Editor Gottfried Hummel
- Series light & flexi
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Sheet Music Download
- Publisher Edition Hummel Ton
- Order no. EHT-BLM-169-DL
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Description:
The Egyptian March was one of the highlights of the Vienna Philharmonic’s 2026 New Year’s Concert. The work was first performed on July 6, 1869, in Pavlovsk, Russia. A unique feature of the piece is that, in addition to Orientalist motifs, it includes a 22-measure sequence in which the musicians sing. With this march, Johann Strauss commemorates the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869. In 1871, Strauss dedicated this march to Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden.
Included in the "Light & Flexi" voice part set:
1st voice in C (high)
1st voice in C (low)
1st Part in B
1st part in E-flat
2nd part in C (high)
2nd part in C (low)
2nd part in B
2nd part in E-flat
3. Part (secondary part) in C (bass clef)
3rd part (secondary part) in B
3rd part (secondary part) in F
4thPart (Bass 1 & 2) in C (bass clef)
4th part (bass) in B
4th part (bass) in E-flat
Electric bass
Drums
Timpani
Included in the "Light & Flexi" voice part set:
1st voice in C (high)
1st voice in C (low)
1st Part in B
1st part in E-flat
2nd part in C (high)
2nd part in C (low)
2nd part in B
2nd part in E-flat
3. Part (secondary part) in C (bass clef)
3rd part (secondary part) in B
3rd part (secondary part) in F
4thPart (Bass 1 & 2) in C (bass clef)
4th part (bass) in B
4th part (bass) in E-flat
Electric bass
Drums
Timpani