Unknown Wurlitzer 165 Band Organ Tune (#4 of 6)

If you recognize this tune, please let me know! This march is tune 9 on roll no. 6529. It has always been known as R. Eilenberg's "Sharpshooters' March (March Of The Bersagliere)" (and was shown as such in Wurlitzer's roll list) but that has been found to be an entirely different march. This is an old recording of one of the two Ross Davis-owned Wurlitzer 165s that played in Los Angeles (Lincoln Park or Griffith Park).

[@andrewlardieri4110]

Kaiser-Jäger Marsch (Op. 114) = Austrian Army March

[@behsstlc]

Sounds a little like "Kolmar (spelling?) Grand March in parts. Haven't heard it in years though, so not sure. - Larry

[@PeterMackett]

It's a German march,i have heard it on German fair organs,i'm sure i must have it on a C.D. here.

[@darvozz]

Peter -- please let me know if you find it. Thanks!

[@PeterMackett]

No problem,Dan.

[@121omePiet]

Almost sounds like a European arrangement

[@whoisthisguy724]

Because it is. This and most other tunes from before 1923 were arranged by Charles Nilson, a German immigrant who started his career with Imhof und Mukle

[@121omePiet]

whoisthisguy724 Thanks. This is the perfect way to arrange on this type of organ.