Marches for Concert Band

> Very cheerful melody > Dotted 8th/16th note patterns > 1st clarinets cross the break > 1st trumpet's highest note is D

1st clarinet cross the break; 1st trumept's highest note is C; strong harmonic rhythm

Great intro to chromatics; lots of eighth note motion, but easy to play; 1st trumpets highest note is B; no clarinets cross the break

Very easy. Playable after only 5-7 lessons. Open harmonies for a full sound. No clarinets cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is B. The flutes love playing the trill.

A full sounding concert march that is easy to play, but does not sound easy. The percussion section has a fun and interesting part to play. The first trumpet's highest note is D. Only the 1st clarinet...

Written in the Sousa tradition; with easy syncopations and counter melodies Key signature of Ab introduces Grade 2 players to the next level of keys 1st trumpet's highest note is D Trombones play up t...

Traditional march; not too complex for Grade 2 players 1st clarinets play above the break 1st trumpet's highest note is F

winner of contest in New South Wales, Australia; treat into to triplets; 1st trumpet's highest note is F

One of Nowak's greatest marches! 1st trumpet's highest note is F

Majestic Sound

Majestic Sound

For the Australian Navy Band

An original march of glorious majesty evolves into a medley of tunes that would be at home in both concert setting and Hollywood film. Punchy interplay between instruments and rhythm section keep the...

Majestic Sound

A fast whirlwind fun march with time changes that are fun for audience and performers alike. 1st trumpet's highest note is A#.