Simone Mantia: Garden Of Flowers, Euphonium Solo, Recorded In 1899

Simone Mantia: Garden of Flowers, Euphonium Solo, Recorded in 1899

Simone Mantia, Euphonium with John Philip Sousa in 1902: "Original Fantasy"

Simone Mantia, Euphonium, 1898: Could You Then Love Another?

All Those Endearing Young Charms (Simone Mantia)

Early American Music Recording ǀ The garden of flowers

Simone Mantia, Euphonium (baritone horn): "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms" at Age 66

Euphonium Solo: "Endearing Young Charms" (Mantia arr. Boddington)

Peter Whitehead

Simone Mantia, Euphonium: "Auld Lang Syne" (with Variations). Recorded with Band Accompaniment, 1905

Mantia - Auld Lang Syne - Jason Casanova, Euphonium

Simone Mantia - Priscilla

"What Mystery, Why Thus Control", Louis Katzman (cornet), Simone Mantia (trombone). Recorded in 1918

Cory Band live in Lucerne - Endearing Young Charms (Simone Mantia)

World Band Festival Luzern

Simone Mantia: Auld Lang Syne Variations - Aaron VanderWeele, Euphonium

Aaron VanderWeele

MANTIA "All Those Endearing Young Charms" - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band (1957)

United States Marine Band

All Those Endearing Young Charms - Simone Mantia

Capital Wind Symphony

Earle Louder, Euphonium: "Fantastic Polka" by Simone Mantia. 1999. (Also Baritone Horn)

Fantasie Originale - Arr. Simone Mantia

Believe Me if all those endearing young charms - Simone Mantia

Simone Mantia (arr. David Werden) - Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms

Fantaisie Originale - Ermanno Picchi/Simone Mantia/arr. Antrobus

Tormod Flaten, Euphonium - Topic