Here's mine:

This is a version of Ashokan Farewell – I do have a copy of Jay Ungar’s sheet music—full of ornamentations, etc., However, the version I’m playing is a more simplified arrangement, arranged by Bob Cerulli.

So, I think this meets the party category.  I first heard this almost 30 years ago (!) when I watched the PBS documentary The Civil War. 

At the time, I had no thoughts about trying to play the violin.  I mean none--not in my realm of thought.  But when I heard this song while I watched the documentary, I remember thinking, “If I played violin, I’d like to play this tune.”  If you had told me then that I would, 1) take up the violin later in life, and 2) play this tune – I would have told you that you were crazy.

For those who don’t know, Ashokan is an outdoor educational/retreat in the Catskill Mountains area of NY.  When I was a child (I grew up in NJ & NY), 5^th  & 6th grade students in area schools went to Ashokan for a week long class trip.  Beautiful area.