I’m looking for some music. Specifically something that is upbeat and kind of fast tempo, no lyrics if possible. Also it has to be something that would relate to a magic act where I produce soap bubbles. I am asking for suggestions on music that would fit this theme. What do you think?
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So what do you think? What would be some good music to use for a bubble themed magic act?
Khacaturian’s Sabre Dance, available here, springs to mind
Howbout “Popcorn,” by Hot Butter?
Although, keep in mind performance rights; you might want to search for a disc of copyright-free recordings.
Lawrence Welk theme. 
“I’m forever blowing bubbles…
Pretty bubbles in the air…”
I have no idea what it’s called or who wrote it.
I just recently saw an Argentinian magician at The Magic Castle do a bubble act. Are you him? Or are you ripping him off? (j/k) If memory serves he used a sort of bouncy electronic background music.
No, I’m DEFINATELY not him. And as far as I know, I’m not ripping anyone off. The bubble illusion is one that is commercially available, and the ball manipulation routine is out of the Mark Wilson Course.
That was going to be my suggestion, too. I have it on a 78, not that that does you any good. It’s such a famous song, the sheet music or a recording shouldn’t be hard to find.
Great suggestion1
I did a search on that song and did in fact find 4 different recordings of it, including a 1919 recording by Helen Clark & George Wilton Ballard taken from a Blue Amberol cylinder recording manufactured by the Edison company, and another by the Cockney Rejects in 1999.
Eve and Kalhoun, you two just gave me a great idea! Thanks for the super suggestion. I have a few details to work out, but basically it will start with the 1919 recording and then switch to the 1999 Cockney Rejects recording.
I will keep you guys posted. You two are awesome!
I know you asked for no lyrics, but I think Don Ho’s “Tiny Bubbles” would make for a great campy magic routine…
I’m going to second “Popcorn.” And, if you are looking for lyrics, “Percolator,” by… by…damn, they play this one the radio (early-80s hip-hop if I’m not mistaken) all the time and I can’t recall the artist. Help me out here, “it’s time for the percolator.”
That sounds fabulous! Ain’t the Internet grand? Make sure you clear the copyrights, though. I’ll have to find my recording tonight and see which one it is—early- to mid-1920s, by the sound of it.
Celestial Soda Pop by Ray Lynch
I have the perfect thing for you: Andreas Vollenweider.
No lyrics, upbeat, and the dude plays an electric harp! How cool is that? 
I think it would be perfect for a bubbly magic show.
Ah! Here’s a better link: linky… you can listen to some clips there to get an idea of the sound.
Thanks for the link, Astroboy14. I will check out his stuff.
Sploosh! by Ozric Tentacles. Starts of with the sound of splashing water, then goes into a very upbeat but still mid-tempo groove. No lyrics, and the song is sweet. Plenty of well spaced changes for the different parts of your act too.
Thanks, for the suggestion, dnooman.
And thank you all for your help. I think I have a pretty clear idea what I’m going to use. Once again, the SDMB teeming millions come to the rescue. You guys are the greatest.