SOUSA March "La Flor de Seville" - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band

[@rosconorth]

Best recording I’ve heard of this March. Thanks again for recording all the Sousa marches

[@ciscoviking4209]

THIS IS THE BEST SYMPHONIC BAKD IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brichpmr]

I love that beautifully balanced band sound and effortless virtuosity!

[@beauport]

Wonderful! The conducting by the Colonel brings out the music in everything played. What a joy to hear.

[@manondumouchel5298]

Marvelous music ! Thank you for this beautiful moment.. love so much this

[@connorriddle840]

Another great recording! The audio is captured perfectly, and let’s not forget the well orchestrated video! Best to all

[@ciscoviking4209]

Sublime

[@salvatoresquadrito109]

Un tesoro nascosto .Grazie!!🎵🎶🎵🎼🎵🎼🎵🎵

[@commendatore9001]

Curiosity friends: my last name is Sosa and I live in Seville (capital of Andalusia. Spain)

[@twiiii1]

Love this march being played with precision and style. The new Eb Clarinet player and changing piccolo player are working to gether with great precision, intonation and balance as well with the rest of the reeds. Love the flowing Euphonium parts where leading the melody and also accompanying other brass and reed instruments. Kind reminds me of Fairest of the Fair, my favorite march played by the Presidents's Own.

[@itsbjorn]

Thank You Marines!

[@josephervine1119]

Wonderful performance! Can’t wait to download volume 7 for my own!

[@alainarturopulidobarron1073]

I haven't heard this Sousa march before, and It's simply amazing. ¡Great performance!

[@pixiegrrl69]

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

Well done, Marines!!!!

[@OrganGuyPhil]

Wonderful! 🎶🇺🇸🎶

[@iristokyo]

Thanks ‼️. So so. Movedーー Heavenly beautiful and. Graceful 🇺🇸Hail Sousa and US Marine Band🇯🇵 Iris Tokyo. Seiichiro Takahashi 東京国際スーザ研究所　高橋誠一郎

[@ThomasW.Insall]

Its a shame he left the Marine Band and is now conducting the Univ, of Michigan Band.

[@PSPSax]

Great March! Wonderful performance! But... Apart from music and entering in historic issues: John Philip Sousa was not spanish! His father was from the portuguese Islands of Azores! The Iberian Peninsula is a region compreending 2 countries: Portugal and Spain, wich are independent for many centuries.