The US Air Force Ceremonial Brass on A Capitol Fourth 2011

[@billofwrights7695]

For those of you wondering which songs are in this medley, the US Army Herald Trumpets open with a fanfare rendition of “America the Beautiful.” The US Army Band “Pershing’s Own” follows with the Washington Post March by John Philip Sousa. After a brief cadence, the USAF Ceremonial Brass performs another Sousa march, El Capitan. The combined bands conclude the medley with a stellar rendition of “Seventy-Six Trombones” from Meredith Willson’s musical The Music Man.

[@patriot524]

It's a shame I didn't know about this, though it may have been a private event. I was there that day, not too far from the Washington monument. I had marched in the parade with a marching band. It was quite the once in a lifetime experience! The fireworks were amazing too!!!

[@chiparoo222]

Amen ! ! !

[@saburusakai]

Excellent, I gotta see that in person someday.

[@TheSoftballstar1261]

HAPPY FOURTH!!!!!!!!!!!

[@drzebra]

It's "El Capitan", by John Philip Sousa.

[@Blap552]

AWESOME!!

[@tombonele]

The alto sax player missing his hat probably had to drop and give someone 10,000.

[@LuisMorales-bt8vw]

God bless and give wisdom to the Super Powers (USA, RUSSIA, CHINA) to conduct destiny of the world!!

[@sankitoelkiton]

GOD BLESS AMERICA ALL TIMES SNAKITOELKITON

[@chiparoo222]

Amen ! ! !

[@zachalderton2057]

31ST ANNUAL

[@Darknight06]

anyone knows what song is played at 2:49?

[@billofwrights7695]

John Philip Sousa’s “El Capitan” march. At first it sounded like “A Spoonful of Sugar” from Mary Poppins.

[@cedriclovesaaron]

hello in 2024

[@Summer77-z2n]

2024🎆🪖🎉