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The Stars and Stripes Forever This version published ca1890 Music by: John Philip Sousa In Tamas's own words, here is the story behind this sheet music: "Re Fregoli: it's the name of a person - he was an Italian stage performer touring in Hungary late last century. His gimmick was changing his appearance on stage extremely fast. He became immensely popular for a period of time, Hungarian language even adopted his name as an adjective for transforming objects, especially: a) a collapsible clothes drier rack and b) a kind of raincoat that could also be worn inside out. The latter is largely forgotten by now, but the former still exists. Why the name is on the front cover is a matter of conjecture; maybe it was the brand name of transcriptions (in this case from full orchestration to the piano) at this publisher. This may help in timing the publication; it may be well over 100 years old. You wonder how I got the sheet. Why, last summer I went into a shop and bought it for 68 Hungarian forints - roughly 35 US cents. Sounds crazy? It seemed ridiculous to me too, but that's how it happened. You come to Hungary, I'll show you the shop." Listen to this great work.