Grand Mesa Music

The newest installment in a series of great traditional-style marches by the 'March King of South Texas'.

A classic 6/8 march is revived in this tightly edited new version that will have your audience bouncing in their seats. Great march for festival use!

Extremely melodic and well-constructed traditional from the March King of South Texas.

A gorgeous chorale is followed by a spirited march (both based on the same memorable melody) in this great young-band composition. Ideal for concert and festival use.

Modal sounds, syncopations, and easy but effective counterpoint highlight this great new march for first and second year players. Tasty and humorous percussion effects further enhance this great compo...

Using the English melody Early One Morning for a trio theme, Mruzek has crafted an extremely rewarding contemporary march. Many dramatic elements are drawn on in this work, including the humorous use...

This is an outstanding debut published work, and a perfect march for younger groups to play in concert or festival. It has memorable, catchy melodies and lively rhythms, as well as a beautiful, smooth...

In Scandanavian folklore a troll is an ugly dwarf or giant with supernatural powers, living underground in caves. This march uses harmonic, rhythmic, and scoring techniques not normally found at the e...

This slow march, in the dark key of c minor, depicts the tension of an approaching storm through ever increasing harmonic and rhythmic motion. Quiet moments featuring solo oboe are juxtaposed with mas...

The Cavalry is a march written in a style that is reminiscent of the 'Old West'. The audience will be able to picture scenes from a typical day of a cavalry regiment, complete with close-order drills...

This gifted Michigan composer is quickly evolving as a modern master of the traditional march. On the heels of his highly successful 'The Acrobats'

The composer here has created a classy European style-march in his debut published work. Ushered in by a quiet percussion feature, March of the Buccaneers is highlighted by the sounds of a flute/picco...

Listening to this very crafty march, one can almost imagine the cute little rodents of the title emerging from the ground one by one, and having a fine chinchilla celebratory dance! Eighth/ 2-16th not...

Vic Flowers has here written another gem in the British March style (in the tradition of his March of the Buccaneers.) Everything about this march says 'tasteful' from the opening woodwind intro, thro...

Originally written for piano in 1843, Liszt adapted this symphonic poem for orchestra in 1875. Neither of Liszt's versions enjoy many performances today, but Singleton has rescued this work from relat...

Not your everyday, traditional march, 'To the Summit March' features contemporary harmonies and more lyrical melodies than are the norm for this genre. Rhythmic background parts and active percussion...

The composer has drawn on a Spring celebration parade in Brandermill, VA, a community near his residence, as inspiration for this feel-good march. Featuring a light-hearted melody, dotted-eighth/sixte...

To The Gateway is a traditional concert march. The Mountain View High School Band from Loveland, CO commissioned the composition. Loveland is historically known as the 'Gateway to the Rockies' and the...

The energy and allure of Miami, Florida is captured here in this exceptional concert march for young band. ; After presenting the primary 4-note motif in the introduction, Magic City March spins out t...

This mostly up-tempo overture in ABA form captures the essence of the American West. ; Brass and percussion dominate the sound palette, including solo trumpet moments and soaring horn lines, as well a...

Two contrasting songs very important in Jewish culture are combined in this sparkling medley for band: Hatikvah and Artsa Alinu. Hatkivah, which means The Hope, is the national anthem of Israel. In a...

This well-crafted seasonal work is easy enough for first year players to perform at their first holiday concert, and a great arrangement for more experienced bands as well. It features a variety of ti...

Beginning with a sparkling slow introduction reminiscent of a clear, cold day in December, this always-surprising arrangement of 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' soon launches into a celebratory fast temp...

In this charming original waltz, the composer puts the listener in the midst of a royal Christmas party during a snowy Russian winter. The piece evolves through various musical snapshots of the party,...