At that time, Edward Elgar was already famous, and so was his military march.

那时，爱德华·埃尔加已经名声在外，他的事曲也是如此。

It's, you'll see, very much in the spirit of a military march.

你会看到，这非常符合事曲的精神。

In 1931, the Japanese military marched into  Shenyang and placed a puppet regime in power.

1931年，日阳，建立傀儡政权。

And so it's kind of beautiful and appropriate that we accompany that with a military march.

因此，我们旅式的游而恰当。

The New Haven Morning Journal called it " a military march, " but early elite adoption helped it spread across universities.

纽黑文晨报称其为“事曲”，但早期的精英采用帮助它在大学中传播开来。

For instance, a military march is played; the soldier passes to the sound of this march, and the music is finished.

例如，演奏乐曲； 兵传至此曲之声， 乐曲毕。

Elgar wears a mortarboard in America and a crown in the UK. But in either case, his military march endures, even if it’s not fully understood.

埃尔加在国戴一顶迫击炮弹，在英国戴一顶皇冠。但无论哪种情况，他的事都经久不衰，即使它没有被完全理解。