March of the tin Soldiers. Your Search is Over, Listen to(The Original version)

[VIRIATO1942]

Eu era entao uma crianca. Eu e minha irma Nita corriamos para casa de uma vizinha que tinha um radio para ouvir o "CONTO' transmitido pela Emissora nacioal. Esta era a musica que precedia e acabava o programa. O ouvi-la tras-me memorias felizes da minha infancia. Ja la vao quase 60 anos....

[Snoopythack1]

@VIRIATO1942. I'm happy this music brought back memories for you, thanks for viewing and have a happy holliday.

AL

[Bluedolphin96]

We're playing this in orchestra at the moment. Love it!

[Snoopythack1]

@Bluedolphin96 Hi Glad you like it , it brings memories back.Enjoy playing with the orchestra, Thank you for viewing

AL

[smnwlkr1]

When I was a kid in 1950s England we had a wind-up gramaphone, and this was one of the records we played on it; it was my favourite, and I can still remember how upset I was when it was broken. I've been looking for it on and off ever since, but always came up with Tchaikovsky's march. Thanks so much for posting this; nostalgia was never better.

[Snoopythack1]

@smnwlkr1. It's great that it brought back memories for you. I can send it to you if you send you email add, I will wipe it when finished. Thanks for viewi#ing and thanks for the interesting comment.

AL

[ekksmann]

beautiful 1930s gramophone music- like a little time machine- I just travelled back to the 30s :-) Thanks

[Snoopythack1]

@ekksmann.I'm Pleased the vid brought back memories for you. Thanks for viewing.

AL

[3489805jpm]

thats not the kid verzon!

[Snoopythack1]

@3489805jpm. Thanks for looking, glad you enjoyed this great music.

[bladnik]

Thanks for posting this tune. Great memories for me. Looked up Jessej and discovered that the original name was Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and became Parade of the tin Soldiers. What a great day it was when I first got a tin soldier. All the wooden ones went in the bin.

[Snoopythack1]

@bladnik.yes i used to have some base metal soldiers when i was a pup too, and i cleaned all the lead paint off them when i put them in my mouth and sucked on them. I heard this tune on the Childrens hour on the BBC radio quite often and i still like to listen to it and enjoy it today.

I hope you enjoyed too, Thanks for looking.

[Ritasheba]

Remember this one well, it was played at a Christmas pantomime at School.

[Snoopythack1]

@Ritasheba 40s & 50s music is popular with our more mature citizens.

Thanks for looking.