In The United States
- Austin Pops http://www.austinpops.org
- Bob Lappin and The Palm Beach Pops http://www.palmbeachpops.org
- Boston Pops Orchestra
- Carolina Pops Orchestra http://www.carolinapops.com
- Cincinnati Pops Orchestra
- Dallas Pops http://www.dallaspops.com/
- Davenport Pops Orchestra http://www.yale.edu/pops
- Cleveland Pops Orchestra
- Golden State Pops Orchestra http://www.gspo.com
- Harvard Pops Orchestra http://www.harvardpops.com
- Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
- Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
- Minneapolis Pops Orchestra
- National Symphony Orchestra
- The New York Pops
- Pasadena POPS
- Philly Pops
- Salt Lake City Pops Orchestra
- San Francisco Pops Orchestra
- Tucson Pops Orchestra http://www.tucsonpops.org/
- University of Michigan Pops Orchestra
- Issler's orchestra. (billed as Issler's parlor or popular orchestra, recorded late 1880s and stopped the recording business around 1900)
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