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MUSIC AND SCOUTING
You are listening to the
Boy Scouts of America March published in 1916 and written by John
Phillip Souza. Marches were very popular in the early part of the century
and Boy Scouts were a popular topic for them. Over 80 known songs about
Scouting have been written and many of them were marches. Royalties
from another standard, "God Bless America" by Irving Berlin were allocated
to the Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts, and Campfire Girls. If you
couldn't hear it, it's time to upgrade your browser.
The following items represent supplemental materials to specific articles
published in Scouting magazine in recent years. They are available to
readers at no charge. For each item desired, send a self-addressed,
stamped (one first class stamp) business letter envelope to:
Scouting Magazine S204
[name of item requested]
1325 W. Walnut Hill Lane
P.O. Box 152079
Irving TX 75015-2079
- Boy Scouts of America March
- Copyrighted in 1916, this music by the "March King," John Philip
Sousa, was "composed expressly for and dedicated with admiration to the
Boy Scouts of America."
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