257th ARMY BAND: "The Clarinet Polka" - Catonsville, Md. July 16, 2011

The 257th Army Band ("The Band of the Nation's Capital") performing "The Clarinet Polka". From a fun outdoor concert - and the final show of their Summer Concert Series - held at the Lurman Woodland Theatre in Catonsville Md. Visit the band on Facebook at: / 257tharmyband - Recording by Dan Myers.

[@christinewundrow9072]

If I had a nickel for every time my late ma played this on accordion, I'd surely have a room full of nickels! I miss you Ma!!

[@joehintz3900]

NO LYRICS!!! NOT NEEDED!!! HAPPY....UNDEFILED SIMPLE HARMONIOUS MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!

[@miltontoast]

Excellent! I really liked the inclusion of a Bass Clarinet. The accelerato at the end was very cool as well. Thank you to the entire United States of America Military personal for your selfless SUPREME service to our country!!!

[@adammustermann2916]

Hello alltogether, very nice music and excellent musicians. Kind regards von Germany

[@Heynal]

In the late 1960s, I heard the U.S. Navy Band perform this - with 4 tubas! And they took the "presto", too!

[@gerrymeadows6316]

This was excellent. Being Polish I loved it.

[@RBUrban-0330]

Well done!

[@warriormike387]

Perfect ! Thanks ! My dad is dead six years ago. :( He is always played this track. ( clarinet )

[@MsVirago1000]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cornwallshelton3693]

Nicely done, and thank you for your service and all of the sacrifices you make.

[@user-pd7ki5qs5i]

This is probably the only song that the clarinet players can show off their skills for the entire song.

[@randybock1064]

Excellent. Duely impressed

[@johnnymossville]

love this song

[@mcfrdmn]

Fantastic musical performance !

[@clarinetgirl4real]

Awsome!!!!!

[@jachufox1087]

It is nine o'clock, you're listening to the first program of Polish Radio

[@JohnSmith-pr9hf]

Candy Mountain Charlie!

[@brananherndon6947]

Candy Mountain!

[@lautontheresa]

Good job!

[@mem3209]

WOW EXELENT

[@zbyszektokarek3144]

Patrzcie jak pięknie grają polkę austrauczylicy czy amerykanie!A gdzie jest taniec?To jest też ważne!

[@leonpona]

... what is the origin of the Polka ? Polish compositor ?

[@s8409]

Bass clarinet player rocks

[@daoxiao3538]

wow,Haha,awsome

[@rosefoley3251]

Good

[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

CHARLIE GET IN THE CAVE

[@jumpydashy]

piano tiles 2 bought me here

[@jeanwnuk8727]

Polka klarynet

[@debbiegreen1682]

now the 257th can play this in Syria and they will think Rommel is coming again

[@cbm2156]

Don't think Rommel every made it to Syria. He tired but came up short.

[@christineklammer8377]

This Polka is NOT German!!!!! It was composed by Slavko Avsenik, a Slowenian Jazz Professor! There is no connection with Rommel at all!

[@Marco-bf4uu]

Do they realize that Polka is german folk music? This is like us germans playing Soviet marches

[@christineklammer8377]

This piece of music is not!!!! German at all! It is Slovenian, composed by Slavko Avsenik, a jazz professor! By the way, polka is a Polish dance. Think - or google - before you write 👩‍🎓 !

[@vladimirprzygodzki6691]

It is « polka dziadek » its polish

[@vladimirprzygodzki6691]

@@christineklammer8377 slavko is not a jazz man at all and this piece is from poland

[@pizzacolonia]

Technically well played but where is the Polka spirit???

[@GospodinJean]

The polka spirit is represented by that lady clapping hands

[@pizzacolonia]

@@GospodinJean well.....

[@bobhelmich711]

Pretty good for an ARMY band, But they arn't as great as Carl's Country Dutchman or The Mississippie Vally Dutchman.

[@janjonassen3486]

talk to mutch

[@cornwallshelton3693]

Much?

[@rudynarciso3554]

The woke crowd of this day will probably scoff at this😂