Helen May Butler is best known for a piece in this genre titled “Cosmopolitan American.” Descending eighth notes in 6/8 in a piece in this genre are punctuated by octave D’s on tubular bells to represent the title object. Karl King and Henry Fillmore are known for writing in this genre, a highly chromatic example of which is the best-known work by Julius Fučík (“FOO-chick”). Soft trio sections in this genre typically add a flat (10[1])to the key signature (10[1])and are followed by an explosive “breakstrain.” Pieces (10[1])in this genre associated with circuses are called “screamers.” Lyrics like “Hurrah for the flag of the free” (10[1])may accompany a piece in this genre that features a famous trill-laden piccolo obbligato. (10[1])For 10 points, name this genre of The Liberty Bell and The Stars and Stripes Forever, (10[2])composed by this genre’s (10[1])“king” John Philip Sousa. ■END■