These five songs from the Internet Archive and the YouTube Audio Library share the feel of “William Tell Overture”: around 117 BPM. Each card shows its license and the credit line to paste when one is needed.
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"J. S. Bach: Christmas Oratorio" by Phiroz Dalal, St Matthew's Concert Choir and Orchestra (https://archive.org/details/JohannSebastianBachChristmasOratorio) is licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Found with mockfreeli.org
License as declared by the uploader on archive.org.
"Mantovani and his Greatest Concerts" by Mantovani (https://archive.org/details/mantovani_202602), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
"Ride of the Valkyries (by Wagner)" by Wagner Source: YouTube Audio Library Found with mockfreeli.org
"Marce Sinfoniche di Ernest o Abbate" by Unknown artist (https://archive.org/details/IGladiatoriDiE.Abbate), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
"Egmont Overture Finale" by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. Source: YouTube Audio Library Found with mockfreeli.org
Credit required. YouTube Studio's Audio Library shows the exact credit line.
mock·freeli is not affiliated with Gioachino Rossini - Topic or YouTube. We don't host or play “William Tell Overture”. Its title and thumbnail only label this search and link to YouTube. Licenses come from each source library; Internet Archive licenses are as declared by the uploader. Check the license line before you publish. Takedowns, corrections and license problems: [email protected].