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Traditionally closing the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's New Year's concert, Johann Strauss' Radetzky March is a musical wish for a happy new year. It's jovial in nature with the pleasing melody shar...

The first movement from Ralph Ford's new work Sea to Sky is the bold opening to this epic composition. Representing this spectacular grandeur of the structure that begins the Sea to Sky Highway, this...

This dynamic march begins with a strong motif by the trumpets, accented by the woodwinds and low brass. The aggressive minor melody is passed from section to section and is supported by an active rhyt...

Commissioned by and written for the Dixon (IL) Municipal Band, 'The Stormchasers' is a march in the style of a circus 'screamer,' featuring fanfares, flourishes and tuneful melodies, all played at a v...

Written for the Young Band series and arranged by Victor Lopez, this piece features 'El Capitan,' 'The Liberty Bell,' 'The Washington Post March,' and 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' - four trio secti...

March of the Martians by Ralph Ford is a dynamic, exciting march written in a cinematic style for young performers reminiscent of science fiction movies from the 1950s to the video games of today. To...

Silver Falls March, by Steve Hodges, is a bright, straightforward march that will be a hit with your students! There is a positive, upbeat feeling throughout, and all sections have the opportunity to...

This stirring symphonic march honors our fallen soldiers and their brave Gold Star families. Inspired by the true story of Pfc. James Howard Monroe, whose valorous actions saved the lives of his comra...

The Wild One! is a blistering circus march by Brian Balmages. Designed to showcase your entire ensemble, this adrenaline-packed work will bring your audience to its feet regardless of where you progra...

Bring the brilliance and magic of Sousa to your next concert with Stars and Sousa Forever, a lively, authentic medley of his greatest marches. Featuring The Thunderer, Manhattan Beach, and the ultimat...

Backwards March! by Katie O'Hara LaBrie puts a playful twist on the traditional concert march as melodies are based on a clever forward-and-backward melodic motion, which is perfect for teaching note...

Inspired by the rolling fields at the base of the Appalachian mountains, Foothill March is a tuneful work in 6/8 and is a highly approachable introduction to compound meter. As the work develops, JaRo...

March for the "Ostfriesland" Rapid Reaction Forces Medical Service Command. The march "Jederzeit - Weltweit" by Guido Rennert is the troop march of the "Ostfriesland" Rapid Reaction Forces Medical Ser...

Four of the 'big ones' are here: El Capitan, High School Cadets, The Thunderer, and of course, Stars and Stripes Forever. Audiences love marches, particulary those that everybody knows! You will appre...

When one thinks of marches, more than likely the first name to come to mind is John Philip Sousa. As probably the best-known leader of the Marine Band in its early years, he has a formidable legacy. A...

With just a bit of a different bend, composer Carl Strommen presents us with a concert march that escapes the ordinary and the expected, moving us through this work with a flow that fascinates. Style...

This brilliant concert march was written to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of 'Les Voltigeurs de Québec'. The title of the work refers to the emblem of this Canadian regiment, in whic...

Festive Winds begins with a short introduction before we hear a light, airy and fresh-sounding passage. The original character of this march is above all in the trio, which conjures up the sounds of a...

Duration: ca. 4:15

Windependence - Artist Level (Grade 5) David Del Tredici's In Wartime - the first work for wind band by on of America's masters of orchestral music - matches its emotional depth with immediate musical...

The Mad Major was Alford's first post-war march, written and published in 1921. Like Colonel Bogey, with which the series began, it is cast in a double three-part form, the first of which allows the t...

Published in 1961 commemorating 100 years after the start of the Civil War, Clare Grundman's classic work has become a staple in the repertoire. Robert Longfield's adaptation for younger bands maintai...