Which song sounds better as an anthem?

[Jovan Ovcar]

Both of them are from Austrian period despite the commie markings, it's just idiots that uploaded it that put that shit there.



The first is Salute to Bosnia, an Austro-Hungarian military march composed by Eduard Wagnes and covers pretty well the local cultural traditions and sentiments, a bit like Montenegrin anthem with it's darker tones.






Second one is Hercegovac March, with seemingly imperial Russian influence, with a bit more alternation between darker and uplifting tones while still heavily relying on local musical traditions



Please pick one you like and leave a comment why.

[Vojnik]

Hercegovac march sounds cool.

[Mikula]

Both somgs are fine, but Hercogovac March sounds better for me.
IMHO Julius Fučík is one of the most underrated Czech composers

[Bogdan]

Hercegovac March

[Veneda]

I prefer Hercegovac March

[Jovan Ovcar]

I prefer Hercegovac March

Hercegovac March

Both somgs are fine, but Hercogovac March sounds better for me.
IMHO Julius Fučík is one of the most underrated Czech composers

Hercegovac march sounds cool.

I agree with you about Hercegovac, but I'm interested on your take on it as outsiders, why do you prefer it and what do you think of it as an anthem?

[Bogdan]

I agree with you about Hercegovac, but I'm interested on your take on it as outsiders, why do you prefer it and what do you think of it as an anthem?

For me it is simply the sound and the emotion it illicits.

[Ülev]

Pozdrav Bosni, Eduard Wagnes

[Jovan Ovcar]

Pozdrav Bosni, Eduard Wagnes

What makes you like it more?

[Ülev]

What makes you like it more?

more majestic, the second one sounds sometimes like Romanian folk music, or at least like composed by Ciprian Porumbescu