Crossword clues for sousa
sousa
- Composer who's a marching band staple
- Composer of marches
- Composer of "The Liberty Bell March"
- Clifton Webb role
- Band man
- "The Gladiator March" composer
- ''Stars and Stripes Forever'' composer
- ''Semper Fidelis'' composer
- US representative at the 1900 Paris Exposition
- United States Marine Band director from 1880 to 1892
- U.S. Marine Band leader, 1880-92
- Semper Fidelis composer
- Patriotic march composer
- Noted march composer
- Musical "phone" namesake
- Most famous director of the United States Marine Band
- Master of march music
- March legend
- March creator John Philip ___
- March composer whose name's last three letters are apt
- March composer John Philip --
- Man of marches
- Man called the March King
- Maker of marches
- John Philip of marches
- It's ironic if his favorite month was March
- He enjoyed march madness
- Composer whose work might be appropriate during March Madness?
- Composer who aptly died in the month of March
- Composer of the operetta "El Capitan"
- Composer of the "Semper Fidelis" march
- Composer of many marches
- Composer of "The Stars and Stripes Forever"
- Composer known as the "March King"
- Composer dubbed "The March King"
- Composer called "The March King"
- Bandmaster who popularized the use of a wraparound instrument
- Bandleader at Garfield's ball
- Author of "The Fifth String"
- "The Washington Post" composer
- "The Gallant Seventh" composer
- "The Army Goes Rolling Along" composer
- "March King" John Philip ___
- "Invincible Eagle" composer
- ''The Thunderer'' composer
- ''The March King''
- Master of marches
- "El Capitan" composer
- The March King
- March music maker
- March man
- "Stars and Stripes Forever" composer
- "Hands Across the Sea" composer
- "King Cotton" composer
- "Semper Fidelis" composer
- "Marching Along" autobiographer
- "El CapitГЎn" composer
- Man of many marches
- March master John Philip ___
- Bandmaster from 1880 to 1931
- "The Liberty Bell" composer
- March great
- Monty Python theme composer
- March composer John Philip ___
- "Minnesota March" composer
- Composer with a horn named for him
- "The Washington Post March" figure
- Composer of many patriotic tunes
- A United States bandmaster and composer of military marches (1854-1932)
- "El Capit"
- March name
- Composer of "The Liberty Bell"
- U.S. composer
- John Philip ___
- Role for Clifton Webb: 1952
- March bigwig
- "March King" who wrote "The Stars and Stripes Forever"
- Prolific 14 scorer (like this American one)
- John Philip —, American march composer
- "The March King"
- Music's "March King"
- March king John Philip
- March VIP
- Phone attachment?
- "The Stars and Stripes Forever" composer
- 'The March King'
- Composer John Philip --
- March celeb
- Big name in marches
- "The Thunderer" composer
- Marine Band leader of the 1880s
- Composer with a brass instrument named after him
Wikipedia
Sousa may refer to:
- Sousa (surname) (also Souza, de Sousa, and de Souza)
- Sousa, the genus making up the humpback dolphins
Sousa , Souza, de Sousa (literally, from Sousa), or de Souza is a common Portuguese-language surname, especially in Portugal, Brazil, East Timor, India (among Catholics in Bombay, Mangalore and Goa), and Galicia. In Africa, the name is common among people with Portuguese and Brazilian roots in Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Angola, São Tomé and Príncipe, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and Mozambique. During the colonial era, the Portuguese built many forts along coastal areas for trade, many of which were later used for the slave trade. They also had children with local women, and the children were given their fathers' last names.
Some Afro-Brazilians who came back to Africa also carry this last name. Among those are the Tabom people, descendants of Francisco Félix de Sousa, a white man from Salvador, Bahia, in Brazil, once the richest man in west Africa due to his involvement in the slave trade in West Africa.
A prominent family carrying the spelling "de Sousa" emigrated from Portugal to Goa during 1956, before leaving to Hong Kong. This was followed by a third relocation in the mid 1960s, where they now reside in Melbourne, Australia. The family donated their property in Hong Kong to Franciscan nuns.
The name was originally a toponym, denoting a river in Northern Portugal, from the Latin Saxa, meaning rocks. Sometimes the spelling is in the archaic form Souza or de Souza, which has occasionally been changed to D'Souza. The Spanish equivalent of this surname is Sosa. As a name, it may refer to: