A different version of the first, in London, by Hillary:
Midnight on the water:
This popular composition is usually credited to Texas fiddler Luke Thomasson, although it has been published that Luke’s son Benny (a famous Texas-style fiddler who popularized the melody) long remembered the night he heard both his father and uncle composing the tune on the family porch (c. 1900?).
Bonapart’s Retreat:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonaparte%27s_Retreat
Ashokan Farewell:
Re the Ashokan Farewell that accompanies the Ken Burns documentary The Civil War. It’s played at the beginning of each of the nine episodes. I watched it earlier this year and one thing I learned is the South didn’t celebrate the 4th of July (Independence Day) until after World War 2. That’s 81 years.