What does JPS stand for?

John Philip Sousa (composer and conductor)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

quot;Semper Fidelis," John Philip Sousa, 1889.

Patriotic Music -Some Surprising Secrets About Those Flag-Waving ...

The new band barracks may be named John Philip Sousa Hall.

Sousa's march of greatness: John Philip Sousa's entire life was ...

He particularly remembered when the celebrated American composer John Philip Sousa gave a matinee performance during his world tour.

Chaplin and Sousa at Palace; NOSTALGIA NOTES

At fireworks-free zone Avery Fisher Hall, a guy grandly named Bramwell Tovey will conduct the New York Philharmonic in a “Stars and Stripes” medley, including some Bernstein, Gershwin and John Philip Sousa.

Tuesday, July 3rd

Byline: MARGRET CAMPBELL Q AROUND 40 years ago I saw a film about the life of the marching band "king" John Philip Sousa.

Just ask; Posers and puzzlers

With the surging popularity of player pianos and other self-playing instruments, noted band leader John Philip Sousa warns of the "menace of mechanical music.

Mechanical music menace

John Philip Sousa is most famous for composing which style of music?

Break Time: Quick Quiz

Conductor Frederick Fennell's recordings of John Philip Sousa marches from 1960 and 1961 have pretty much been in a class by themselves for nearly half a century.

Fennell Conducts Sousa