Marches for Concert Band

Fans and march enthusiasts will be delighted with this wonderfully stylish rediscovered march. At the time this march was written, Sousa was living in Philadelphia and had not yet begun his Marine Ban...

1879 was a very eventful year for John Philip Sousa. He was a successful conductor, conducting Gilbert and Sullivans musical comedy, H.M.S. Pinafore, the year before he became the leader of the United...

1879 was a very eventful year for John Philip Sousa. He was a successful conductor, conducting Gilbert and Sullivans musical comedy, H.M.S. Pinafore, the year before he became the leader of the United...

Picture yourself in the town square as marching bands pass by celebrating a patriotic event. That heart pounding pulse, the shine of brass bells…it is infectious! This new, standard-form march from Ch...

This clever old march has been brought back in an accessible grade 3 by arranger Van B. Ragsdale. Uniquely including a chorale in the middle of this march, National Spirit is a must have for your marc...

The winner of the first National Band Association/Merrill Jones Composition Award in 1992, this exceptional work is in a traditional, through-composed, dignified march style.

The winner of the first National Band Association/Merrill Jones Composition Award in 1992, this exceptional work is in a traditional, through-composed, dignified march style.

Concert march setting featuring flute solo, turning into a hymn-like anthem surrounded by brass fanfares and woodwind flourishes.

Wedding march for the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess To the Royal wedding in Norway 2001.

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child celebrated 30 years in 2019 and the Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family affairs commissioned Children's March for the celebration on Novem...

Wedding march for the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess To the Royal wedding in Norway 2001.

This popular March Trio lets even small Bands sound Big. The uncomplicated rhythmms make a good introduction to Alla Breve notation as well.

This traditional melody in March format is a good introduction to 6/8 time for young musicians. It is also easy to combine with song and movement activities. Arranged for smaller ensembles.