Magyar Katonasag, (Hungarian Soldiery) March, (1915) by James M. Fulton, (1873-1940). Fulton was born in Washington, Pennsylvania. At the age of eight, he studied cornet and violin and, by the age of 12, he was soloist on the violin, cornet, euphonium, and tuba. Fulton spent nine years performing at the Hotel Rudolf in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Following that engagement, he founded Fulton's American Band in Waterbury, Connecticut, conducted a local symphony orchestra, and organized his own music publishing company. In 1914, he became leader of the Waltham Watch Company Band in Boston. (hebm.com). https://youtu.be/kBPZVPrdmt4