Filename
|
Song Description
|
Length
|
Date Posted
|
| Carneval |
It is a waltz beat. A little too complex for a carousel, but non the
less, it fits the category quite well. Composed in Venice by Herbert
L. Clark. |
3:49
(51.6K)
|
4/25/98 |
| Carousel |
A little out of the ordinary for this section, but this carousel
tune gets a little demonic. Written by Frank Wyatt and performed by
'Happy The Man' from their 1977 debut album 'Happy The Man'. Carousel
was derived from a larger piece titled 'I Carve The Chariot on the
Carousel' |
3:58
(56.0K)
|
5/25/97 |
| Carousel (Another One) |
Another familiar carousel tune. |
2:18
(29.1K)
|
4/25/98 |
| Entry of the Gladiators |
AKA Thunder and Blazes. O.K., so I can't picture riding a wooden
horse and hearing this music come from the carousel jukebox, but I
couldn't resist. Just reminds me of watching a circus parade. Tune
written by Julius Fucik. Sequenced by J. Goettler. |
2:33
(24.5K)
|
8/27/96 |
| Mickey Mouse March |
The Mickey Mouse March without the drums :( Everything else is fits
the carousel category just fine. |
2:24
(26.9K)
|
6/8/97 |
Painting the Town Red,
White and Blue (one step) |
Perfect for a carousel. Composed and arranged by Stephen Kent
Goodman (ASCAP). Copyright 1996 by Sound Traditions Publishing
(ASCAP). |
3:06
(103.3K)
|
12/18/97 |
| Ragstomp |
Great ragtime carousel tune. It is in fact the short version of
Scott Joplin's "Ragtime Dance," I wish it only had a snare
included. Sequenced by J. Goettler. |
2:35
(35.8K)
|
8/28/96 |
| Skater's Waltz |
A very familiar tune....of all generations. |
2:16
(52.3K)
|
4/25/98 |
