After the D7, G, D7, and G chord progressions close the song out, it repeats from the beginning.
The trumpet continues to solo while the horns and tuba harmonize with it. After playing one and a half times, the chords switch to F, then D before the second half of the song (0:33). The motif played at this part is actually a major-keyed version of Roster. After doing this twice, at 0:16, the lead trumpet comes in, accompanied by harmonizing horns in the background. (The original also has lyrics appropriate for the occasion.) While military bands - and compositions for them - were a part of Ottoman tradition at this point in time, Saz’s song melody bridges different styles, a reflection on her varied musical. It is on the seventh measure of the song at approximately 0:12, a tuba comes in playing quarter notes of G, D, E, and F♯. Victory March is a melody Leyla Saz composed in 1908 to commemorate the Young Turk Revolution. The song starts out identically to the outro of The March to War with it's quarter-note footsteps and the snare drum solo (which plays identically throughout the song). It is in the key of G major, in the 4/4 time signature (with 16th-triplet snare rolls throughout) and plays at approximately 117 beats per minute.
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