Florentiner March, Julio Fucik (1872 -1916) arr: M L Lake

[@geried.]

Top ..... !

[@gsco82]

Very well done! The conductor chose a very good tempo, and the tempo changes later in the piece were good as well.

[@pitbull6740]

The conductor got all the attention.

[@MrJaopogi]

one of my favorite concert march during my youth days as a band member..

[@MissCatSoul]

Esta es una de las mejores versiones que eh escuchado de esta excelente marcha! saludos desde México.

[@kisordog100]

Csodálatos, ahogy a Karnagy Úrhölgy vezénnyel!

[@TheTruthIsWEIRD]

Esta es una muy buena grabación.

[@frankhomusic]

Very, very well played!

[@peterdeboer8924]

Your conductor is very happy!

[@paolodiamante1884]

Happier the orchestra having her! Roma Italia

[@hissweetbaboo]

bravo!!!

[@makotoishizuka6479]

A fast tempo like this is desirable.

[@spencersmith2798]

Fine.

[@1966Thor1966]

A passionate interpretation. But please allow me to point out that it is a march, not a race....🤫 Best regards from Germany!

[@vesakaitera2831]

I agree, that this was a passionate interpretation. This is my favourite march, and I am aware, that it was probably never meant to be a military march, because the tempo is a bit too fast for the marching. I think, that this is a happy concert march for the happy people.

[@dirkrimmler8349]

Nice, BUT. Wrong End. It´s notated like one eighth note and one sixteenth note. It must sound like Bam-Ba and not Ba-Ba. Look at your score 😉