1. SCHUBERT, Franz: Military March, Op. 51, No. 1 in D major 2. ROSSINI, Gioachino: William Tell Overture 3. IVANOVICI, Josif: Waves of the Danube Waltz (also arranged as "Anniversary Song") 4. DVOŘÁK, Antonín: Symphony No. 9 in E minor (From the New World), Mvmt 4 5. LEONCAVALLO, Ruggiero: Pagliacci, "Vesti la giubba" 6. DALY, Joseph M.: Chicken Reel 7. TCHAIKOVSKY, Pyotr Ilyich: The Nutcracker, Waltz of the Flowers 8. WAGNER, Richard: Lohengrin, Bridal Chorus 9. ARNE, Thomas: Rule Britannia 10. PIERPONT, James: Jingle Bells 11. MENDOZA y Cortés, Quirino: Cielito Lindo 12. PONCHIELLI Amilcare: La Gioconda, Dance of the Hours 13. La Sorella, traditional Italian march 14. FOSTER, Stephen: Jeannie with the light brown hair 15. Hava Nagila, traditional Jewish folk song 16. WORK, Hanry Clay: Grandfather's Clock 17. LÓPEZ Fernández, Bulmaro (spurious): Las Chiapanecas 18. Westminster Chimes (notes of London's Big Ben) 19. The Irish Washerwoman, traditional jig 20. OLIPHANT, Thomas: Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly 21. SUPPÉ, Franz von: Dichter und Bauer Overture 22. When the saints go marching in, spiritual 23. FOSTER, Stephen Collins: My Old Kentucky Home 25. STRAUSS, Johann, Jr.: Blue Danube Waltz 24. DVOŘÁK, Antonín: Humoresque Op. 101, No. 7 26. OFFENBACH, Jacques: Orpheus in the Underworld, Can can 27. VERDI, Giuseppe: Il Trovatore, Anvil Chorus 28. Down by the Riverside, spiritual 29. KLOHR, John: The Billboard March 30. EMMETT, Daniel Decatur: I wish I was in dixie

Woohoo, go percusion!

good

Great locomotive chase on steroids

I feel like the last chord should have been call and response. "Ba ba" lower: "ba ba" higher: "ba ba" lower: "ba ba baaaa " or somethin'.

2:08 why does this sound like something from pokemon

My tuba solo at the end though 😻😻

What’s 2:03 pls

Have to play this while I'm Secondary 1, quite fun to play

Hy! I am Raphael, conductor in Brass band in Brazil, Do you have this score to use? Thanks !!!

The North Shore Concert Band in Auckland New Zealand is practicing this at the moment and I who play the drums have to say I have rarely enjoyed anything so much! One of our trumpeters who shall remain nameless says he can't stand it, for what reason, I have no idea!! But I love it, and this rendition is excellent!

the song that cannot pick a genre to play in

I have fond memories of playing this in my high school Marching Band at Lane Tech High School in Chicago, IL. However, I have to say that this performance sounds much more polished and professional than the high school kids doing it, and it's so cool hearing the piece done right since I only heard it done the amateur way as a kid.

2nd Trumpet. played this for my spring concert a few weeks ago

We are playing this for our branson, Missouri show😂

The part at 2:38 was and always will be my favorite part. :D

I love the my old Kentucky home part

we are playing this as a surprise for one our our music instructors that's retiring. It's perfect!

My middle school band sight read this today and we kept it

GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK HUMORESQUE THE IRISH WASHERWOMAN JEANIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR JINGLE BELLS LA SORELLA MARCHE MILITAIRE, OP. 51, NO. 1 POET AND PEASANT OVERTURE NEW WORLD SYMPHONY THEME) MELODY FROM ORPHEUS WEDDING MARCH BRIDAL CHORUS) VESTI LA GIUBBA FROM I PAGLIACCI (L CHICKEN REEL WESTMINSTER CHIMES ANVIL CHORUS BILLBOARD MARCH CHIAPANECAS CIELITO LINDO MY PRETTY DARLING) DANCE OF THE HOURS DECK THE HALL (I WISH I WAS IN) DIXIE DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE

omg 3:12 sounds so amazing

I have to play this in my cadet band and I started playing the saxophone for a year and a half and we are playing it for comp, rip me 😂

i played the bass trombone in this for the four counties orchestra in wales

we tried to play this in junior high but we sucked too bad, great song though and it was fun to play while it lasted

can't wait to play this in the band:0

perfect dynamics

Any clarinet players? To be more specific, 8th grade clarinet players?

keep on listening to this, Interesting with many different songs halfway combined into one, Wow, Creative!!

really good

Reminds me of Warner bros in the early years

Song at 0:30

What are the songs played in order? Also specifically what song is at 0:15

Am I the only one that noticed that the train is backwards...

whats the song at 2:24

I played eb alto saxophone and absolutely loved playing this piece!! it's a shame I am unable to do band again this year and this song makes me emotional when I hear because of great memories and a great first year of band, never played or read music in my life until last year and I'm grateful for it all, play this piece, it's a work of art💘😭👌

What song is 0:25?

What's the orginal piece name for 30 threw 38

Mooi

1:06 was probably the most fun to play ^-^ I was 2nd clarinet and my friend was 1st, and we be rockin' it like YO

This is one of my favorite pieces to play. 2nd Clarinet :p

Looks to me like the cog railroad on Mt. Washington, NH.

Those trumpets are so amazing, it makes me happy to be a first trumpeter!

1:15 Sounds a lot like a certain part on Florentiner March.

At 1:14 - is that a direct snippet of Victor Young's score for Around the World in 80 Days (1956), or did he borrow it from another piece?

I'm in band I'm playing this....it's so hard

Playing this in symphonic band on trumpet #one of the hardest parts

Im a junior now in high school, but my freshman year we played this and our director had told the audience to count how many songs were in this piece and no one could figure it out and it was the funniest thing in the world #flute

What is the original music for the one played at 0:58 ?

I'm in 7th and we're playing this I'm playing flute

When my band played this, my director would always put a good sized pause before the last note. One practice close to the concert we were running through this piece and right at the end, before the band director cued the last note, one of the trumpet players accidentally played before everyone else. And it was not a pleasant noise either. He then stands up and leaves the band room. My director thought it was funny enough that he incorporated it into the concert. He played the note purposely bad and the band director pointed him off stage before the final note. We also pour a bunch of bouncy balls on our director as the last note played. Still the funniest concert I've been apart of.