Marche au Supplice - Hector Berlioz

Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) once remarked: "My life is a novel that greatly interests me." Experiences in his personal life had a great influence on his compositions. Symphonie Fantastique, written in 1830, is also autobiographical: he subtitled the work Episode in the Life of an Artist. The symphony echoes his feelings for an actress. The Marche au Supplice (march into torture) he described as: "The artist dreams he has killed his beloved, that he has been sentenced to death and is being led to the scaffold. The procession moves to the notes of a march that is now sombre and turbulent, now radiant and stately, and in which boisterous outbursts suddenly dissolve intothe heavy sound of marching feet."

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Marche aux Flambeaux - Giacomo Meyerbeer

Marche aux Flambeaux 1E - G. Meyerbeer

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Marche aux Flambeaux 3E - G. Meyerbeer

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Marche Aux Flambeaux, No. 1

Marche Bavaroise - Ad Scherzer

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Marche Celebre - Harald Suilen

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Marche Colembert - Trawöger

Marche De Casse-Noisette - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Marche de Ceres - Jean Balissat