We are down to the final four in the March Off: Battle Of The March Masters! Who do you think will win this epic battle of “oom-pah”? Watch it all go down Friday, March 19 at 4 pm (ET) on Facebook and Youtube. Enjoy one our own favorite marches, John Philip Sousa’s “The Stars and Stripes Forever” previously recorded by The U.S. Army Concert Band. | The United States Army Band

On March 10, 1932 Sousa was buried with full military honors in Congressional Cemetery | John Philip Sousa

Happy George Washington's Birthday! Colonel Michael J. Colburn, "The President's Own" United States Marine Band conducts "George Washington Bicentennial". To commemorate the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth, the George Washington Bicentennial Commission held a gala celebration. The climax of the celebration was an impressive ceremony at the Capitol Plaza on February 22, 1932, for which Sousa composed the George Washington Bicentennial March. At this event, which was the next to las

#tbt: Check out this old video of John Philip Sousa conducting "Stars and Stripes Forever." The National March of the United States of America, it's widely considered to be the "March King's" greatest work. . . . #ThrowbackThursday #HistoryMatters #MusicHistory #Marches #USNavy #VideoOfTheDay #NavyMusic #Sousa | United States Navy Band