So I have digged up three military marches for you.
Walk (Four-Stroke)
AM III, 72 or AM II, 213, Des Großen Kurfürsten Reitermarsch by Cuno Graf von Moltke, arr. by Reinhard Lehmann, dedicated to Kaiser Wilhelm II, 1893.
I could listen to it all day. It drives away any negativity I might feel, specifically the Larghissimo con spirito e maestoso "Boom-Boom-Boom-Dadadaa-Dadadaa-Dadadadadaa-Dadadadadadadadaadaadaaa...", even more so than Panzerlied.
Trot (Two-Stroke)
HM III B, 42, Amboß-Polka (Anvil Polka) by Albert Parlow.
And no, all you "Nazi" crying mountebanks, the banner shown is the banner of the Reichswehr 1921-1933.
It is performed here by the Stabsmusikkorps der Bundeswehr. (It may be banned in the meantime by our Defence Ministerette and valiant fighter against "Nazism", though. I wouldn't know. Panzerlied HAS been banned. THAT I know.)
I remember the Amboß-Polka from my time at the Westfälische Reit- und Fahrschule of which I am an alumna, which taught me the value of military discipline (specifically, but not exclusively in dealings with horses) - even and in particular for a woman.
Canter (Three-Stroke)
HM III B, 45 Galoppmarsch from the operetta "Leichte Kavallerie" by Franz von Suppé.
The banner shown is the banner of the Reichswehrminister 1919-1933. So sorry, no Nazi stuff here either.
Don't you want to start galopping straight away too?
(I'm glad I found videos featuring historical footage, thus sparing myself (and you) the embarrassing uniforms of our Bundeswehr.)
Dedicated to a certain ex-officer and still veterinarian.
