K-K-K-Katy written by Geoffrey O'Hara, performed by Brassman Bart

Hello! This week's music is K-K-K-Katy, written by Geoffrey O'Hara, published by Leo Feist in 1918, with all parts performed by me, Brassman Bart, using Audacity Virtual multi-track recording program for the audio portion. K-K-K-Katy was a very popular World War One song, and original recordings can be heard on YouTube. This is appropriate for Veterans' Day, which is on November 11, and dates back to World War One. Originally known as Armistice Day, it was made a holiday to celebrate the end of hostilities. The name was later changed to Veterans' Day to honor all veterans.
For this video, I covered the cornet part, trombone part, and baritone part on the euphonium, tuba part on my Eb tuba, and percussion with cowbell and cymbal. The complete band arrangement is available as a free download on bandmusicpdf.org and is public domain. Please enjoy my performance of this number, and please like, please share, and please subscribe to my Rimble channel. Thank you. Brassman Bart.