"The Radetzky March" is a famous military march composed by Johann Strauss I in 1848. It was named after Joseph Radetzky, an Austrian field marshal, and is often associated with the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The march is characterized by its lively tempo and catchy melody, making it a popular piece for military and ceremonial occasions. The composition gained widespread popularity and is frequently performed at concerts, especially during the annual Vienna New Year's Concert. Its rhythmic structure encourages audience participation, with many listeners clapping along to the beat, further enhancing its festive atmosphere.