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januara uživaju uz 'Radecki marš' iz Beča, ali naši preci se prevrću u grobu'.

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The orchestra plays until figure three, finishing with the Fine ('end') bar-i.e., the direction is Da capo al fine (repeat from beginning up to the word Fine).

The orchestra plays until the last bar, then returns to the D.C.

Figure six: the whole orchestra plays and then repeats back to figure five.

Figure five: the whole orchestra plays.

The trio: played by the brass section, with the trumpet playing three sixteenth notes in the last bars.

At figure two: the whole orchestra plays until figure three, when it repeats back to the D.S.

The first figure: played by the string section.

The introduction: the whole orchestra plays and the brass section carries the melody.

The Radetzky March consists of three main parts: This period led to a great disappointment in the prospect of Serbian liberation and unification under Habsburg rule, even with committed service in the Free Corps and the Habsburg armies. The case is also not helped by the fact that Radetzky was an adjunct of Ernst Gideon von Laudon during the Siege of Belgrade (1789) and the subsequent period of occupation (see Habsburg-occupied Serbia (1788-92). The antipathy is stronger in Vojvodina, a former part of Austria-Hungary, where Serbs faced internment camps during World War One (also see List of concentration and internment camps#Austria-Hungary).

While this has lessened recently, the antipathy towards the piece stemmed from the crimes against civilians committed by Austro-Hungarian Army during the incursion in 1914 and the occupation 1915-1918. Traditionally, the dislike towards the piece was shown by not clapping during the composition and receiving it in silence.

In Serbia the piece had a negative reception due to its status as the unofficial anthem of the Austro-Hungarian military.

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