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Traditional<\/h3>\n

Bavarian Tattoo of the Royal Bavarian Military Music of 1822\/23<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Arr.: Erich Sepp<\/a><\/h3>\n

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“Zapfenstreich” (“Zapfenschlag”, French “retraite”) was the military term for the blow on the spigot with which the beer barrel was closed. The end of the serving of drinks was ordered by a signal. For the foot troops this was initially a drum signal, for the cavalry a bugle call. In the 17th century, it became customary to play a special march, the Retraite or Zapfenstreich, for this purpose, with the minstrels marching through the camp.<\/p>\n

The model for this new arrangement was the piano version from “Die Churpfalz-Bayerischen und K\u00f6niglich Bayerischen Ordonanz-M\u00e4rsche und Signale nach den Allerh\u00f6chsten Vorschriften von 1782, 1791, 1822 und 1823 f\u00fcr das Pianoforte bearbeitet von Carl H\u00fcnn, k\u00f6nigl. bayer. Music director.”<\/p>\n

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