Yorktown's Centennial March by John Philip Sousa

This jaunty march by Sousa is one of his lesser known marches and was composed in honor of the centennial celebration of George Washington's victory at Yorktown in 1781.

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[kallel007]

OMG, who the hell is holding the camera?! A blind person with the shakes, thats who...

[RWBHere]

5 stars for the music.

Excellent performance of a rarely performed march.

Best watched with the monitor switched off, though. Way too much fast panning, shaking and zooming.

Nonetheless, thanks for uploading.

[mikkelmuk]

If you want to spray paint - P-L-E-A-S-E don't use a videocamera

[PORTUGAL1010]

Another great Poruguese in the History if USA to go along with the Giant of the Revolutionary War Peter Francisco of which General Washington said without him we would have lost many battle and probably the war.

His Peter Francisco and Portugal their due.

Learn More of this Giant Hero at

historynet. com/peter-francisco-american-r­evolutionary-war-hero. htm

[abgbddsg]

And I got now a headache!

[rsilvia1]

Yea, I got dizzy watching it!

[TheBandGeek09]

My high school's marching played this as our march this year. ^^ It was a lot of fun.

[buddy34]

On November 6, 1854: John Philip Sousa, the king of American march music, was born in Washington, D.C.

Thank you, RiverValleyBand, for this video.