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Mine are Green Cockade, Old Grey Cat, The Battle of Aughrim. What are yours?
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I also like The Battle of Aughrim and Return from Fingal, too.
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The O'Sullivan Clan March, Napolean Crossing the Rhine, and Brian Boru.

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Stella's Trip To Kamloops
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Down The Brae
Dawning of the Day
Eagles Whistle
Father John McMillan of Barra

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King of Laois
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Washington Post
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That was meant for the Sousa forum.
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Sorry.
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O'Donnell Abu
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Brian Boru's (I'm learning it, it's great)
Lord Mayo (i'm not sure if this is a march, is it?)
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The halting march, or even mairi's wedding, scotland the brave, Mountains of pomeroy, the centenary march
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FJohnSharp wrote:Washington Post
We're doing Washington Post in our next concert. I had it memorized within a week of playing it. I like the Thunderer, too.

Lord Mayo
Fingal's Cave
The Battle of the Somme
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TheSpoonMan wrote:
FJohnSharp wrote:Washington Post
We're doing Washington Post in our next concert. I had it memorized within a week of playing it. I like the Thunderer, too.
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Croppie's March, long version.
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