Marches for Concert Band

Strassenmarsch (Marschbuch-Format)

Strassenmarsch (Marschbuch-Format)

Strassenmarsch (Marschbuch-Format)

Originally composed in 1911, the work was written for a circus band of about fifteen players. In this new and updated edition, the melodic and harmonic content of the march has been maintained while b...

Written for Powell Crosley of the Crosley Radio Corporation, The Crosley March arranged by Loras John Schissel resounds with the zest of Fillmore at his best. It's not easy, but it's worth any time ne...

A fine original march in the style of the masters, Glorious Light by Gene Milford is a tuneful foot-tapper. There are a few harmonic surprises to keep your group on its toes, so to speak. This is perf...

A delightful 6/8 march that is playable by youngsters, this work features the sound of your concert band marching! Ranges are conservative, length and endurance being the primary difficulty. It's trul...

No historical source shows this march was ever broadcast, but the composer captures the spirit of early broadcasts in this insightful six-eight march. It's a real "Jewell!"

You'll find this wonderfully melodic, rhythmically inventive march for players at several levels of skill. It opens in 6/8 before closing in 2/4, with interest for everyone involved.

Originally composed in 1911, the work was written for a circus band of about fifteen players. In this new and updated edition, the melodic and harmonic content of the march has been maintained while b...

Driving snow with gusty winds and bone-chilling cold are fascinating and beautiful . . . when you're indoors with a cup of hot chocolate! Alternatively, you could be playing Terry White's programmatic...

A lilting 6/8 march from America's best-known musician, Right Left March takes its title from the steps a marching band takes on rests in the Trio. Just to make sure they're all together, the musician...

This symphony, composed in 1961-1962, was orchestrated by Désiré Dondeyne and was chosen in 1964 as test piece for the highest division at the World Music Contest in Kerkrade, The Netherlands. It is a...

This work follows a tradition established at the end of the seventeenth century: the creation of a musical structure by using a succession of dance movements, composed in such a way that a satisfying...

The American pianist and composer Cy Coleman(1929) is certainly best known as the author of several musical comedies such as Wildcat (1960), Sweet Charity (1966), Seesaw (1973) and of course Barnum (1...

This festive concert march was commissioned by the Portuguese wind band 'Banda de Música de Carregosa' on the occasion of the nomination as 'Commendator' of its president, the businessman Fernando Pin...

Arthur Ney was born at Potsdam, Germany in 1887. He settled in Switzerland in 1914 and became a Swiss citizen six years later. He conducted numerous wind bands and composed some ten fine marches, such...