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Grieg-Bizet
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If you mean the one that everyone seems to play, I believe you're talking about Edward Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance".
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BIGDcoCaptain
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well our band plays "Fanfare and Processional"
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i dunno if that helps or not since i do not know the composer but good luck
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bassmanshane
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The song most people would call the "graduation song" is Pomp and Circumstance. There are quite a few other songs that are commonly played at graduations, however.
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There's also a song by Vitamin C played at graduations, but "Pomp and Circumstance" is the most common song.
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muchojackdaniels
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ha, one of my friend used to constantly sing that vitamin c song our senior year. he was a little strange...well i guess he still is.
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pianofreak91
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Well, the graduation song has always been for my primary school as far as I recall Graduation (Friends Forever) by Vitamin C.
If you would like it, I have the piano sheet music for this.
Email me at jess.sheridan@yahoo.com
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rachann
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Never been to a graduation but I would have thought 'Fanfare for the common man' would be a good one
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zoom
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Not Gaudeamus Igatur (sp?) as used by Brahms in his Academic Festival Overture?
btw – are we talking classical? rock? something from a movie?
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