FTP, identify this scholastic overture that celebrated an honorary degree given to Johannes Brahms.
Among the tunes this piece utilizes are We Have Built a Stately House in C minor, which Mahler later borrowed for his Third Symphony; and the lyrical The Father of Our Land played in E major.  First performed in 1881 at the University of Breslau, this work employed its composer's largest orchestration ever.  Bassoons introduce the comic movement Fox Song, a favorite among the college freshmen, though its most famous piece might be the Latin drinking song Gaudeamus Igitur.  FTP, identify this scholastic overture that celebrated an honorary degree given to Johannes Brahms.
Among the tunes this piece utilizes are We Have Built a Stately House in C minor, which Mahler later borrowed for his Third Symphony; and the lyrical The Father of Our Land played in E major.  
Academic Festival Overture