Marches for Concert Band

The Kilties is a jaunty 6/8 march featuring quotations from well-known Scottish tunes. One of the truly great 'old-line' marches from the classic concert band era.

S. E. Morse is known only for this vibrant and stirring parade march, appropriately titled 'Up The Street.' Solid and stirring!

Written for his band's frequent performances at the popular New Jersey summer resort area of Asbury Park, New Jersey, this rock-solid Arthur Pryor march is tops!

This excellent march was written during Leonard Smith's tenure in the Phildalephia Navy Yard Band during WWII, and was dedicated to Admiral Milo Draemel. It features a virtuoso euphonium obbligato in...

Commissioned by the Sousa Band Fraternal Society on the centennial of Sousa's birth, this is perhaps Leonard's finest march. Brilliant!

One of Sousa's most melodic and tuneful marches! Composed 1908.

Composed in 1899, one of Sousa's most brilliant and energetic marches!

(1890) Composed for the Washington, DC Central High School drill team, this has remained one of Sousa's most beloved marches.

One of Sousa's most universally recognized marches, this 1894 gem is a perennial audience favorite!

This rollicking 6/8 march was one of several gems penned by Lt. Cmdr. Sousa as part of his patriotic efforts during WWII. Composed for the essential Liberty Loan campaigns of wartime, this is a lesser...

One of Sousa's brilliant WWI patriotic marches. Dignified and rousing!

Written in 1915 to honor the Panama Canal, this excellent Sousa march was premiered at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Brilliant variation technique in the trio!

One of the most rousing marches ever composed, 'Semper Fidelis' (Always Faithful) is the official march of the United States Marine Corps. Composed 1888.