Robert E. Jager

Here's a concert march fit for a king! Exuberant, syncopated rhythms and refreshing harmonies give this piece an epic quality. The Musicianship Studies to this piece help teach cadences and harmony, a...

Potomac Festival Overture reflects the dignity of the nation's capitol while celebrating the enthusiasm of youth. Set in ternary form, the work begins majestically with a solemn processional-type marc...

Slow and dignified, this Revolutionary War march was played by the British as the defeated armies left the Battle of Yorktown, marking the end of the war. In 6/8 time, this arrangement for concert ban...

Mystic Chords of Memory' was commissioned by the United States Navy Band, Commander Ralph M. Gambone, Officer in Charge/Leader, in recognition of the band's 75th Anniversary, March 4th, 2000. this wor...

Turn-of-the-(20th)-century music is featured in Concert in the Park. This pot-pourri of styles features waltzes, gallops, ragtime, and marches - types of music usually performed at an outdoor concert....