Just can't put my finger on the name. It's the piece that goes...

G, Bflat, D, G, Bflat (going up)
then going down: G, D, Bflat, G,
then going up again: Bflat, D, G, Bflat,
then down to G.

It has a dotted rhythm, probably, dotted quaver, semiquaver feeling.

If anyone can help ... that would be great!

Been searcing the internet - and have found it - Prokofiev - Dance of the Knights. What a great piece! Just couldnt think of the title ... terrible with names

Wow, I was searching so long for this piece about 6 months ago, it was used for something else too and I loved it. Thanks Jane!

Was used for "The Apprentice".

Oh, I never saw that as we don't have a TV. Was it used for the classical BRIT awards a couple of years ago or something like that?

I'm not sure what it's been used in off hand, although I have heard it before, loads of times, and have always loved it. But yesterday, my mum said what is that piece?! So I decided to go through all my music books (not very successfullly as it wasn't in there though) and online, searching through ringtones pages etc, and then I found it! So happy to have finally got a name to that tune!

They also used the Triumphal March from Verdi's opera "Aida". So nice!!

That was great! Recognised it in the first few notes - it brings back memories because we played it continuously in concerts from November to April! My sister loves it as well

I found it just perfect for Italy...! and I'm glad they recognised Verdi!!!!