Concert Marches for Concert Band

Here's a classic march from the pen of C. L. Barnhouse, expertly arranged for the 'Build-A-Band' series by Anthony Susi! Carefully crafted for flexible and limited instrumentations, this sparkling mar...

Here's a classic march from the pen of C. L. Barnhouse, expertly arranged for the 'Build-A-Band' series by Anthony Susi! Carefully crafted for flexible and limited instrumentations, this sparkling mar...

One of the great American “old line” marches, “Black Jack” is a romping 6/8 military march that was dedicated to WWI hero Gen. John J. Pershing. Perfectly suited for the Build-A-Band series, “Black Ja...

One of the great American “old line” marches, “Black Jack” is a romping 6/8 military march that was dedicated to WWI hero Gen. John J. Pershing. Perfectly suited for the Build-A-Band series, “Black Ja...

Over the years, Broadway has provided us with some of the best-known marches ever written. John Moss adds his special orchestrational touch and clever juxtapositions in this sparkling medley.

Here is the perfect first march for your beginning band! Using solid scoring techniques, 'Forward March!' features strong melodic writing with easy counterlines, a short percussion break, a 'trio' mel...

Includes: Fanfare and Evocation, Grand Ledge Overture, Ritual and Celebration, Symphonic Celebration, Highland Legend, Marching Song, Russian Folk Song Suite, British Masters Suite, Rhapsody of the Se...

Easy marches that sound authentic and still work with beginners are hard to find. Here is a gem from Eric Osterling that works great even with small bands with incomplete instrumentation. With catchy...

Includes: And Hold in Memory..., Carnival of Venice, Variants on a Shaped Note Tune, St. Petersburg March, Ballad and Dance, Mars, Three Czech Folk Songs, A Renaissance Christmas, Songs of Africa, Two...

The Liberty Bell is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable and tuneful of all Sousa marches, and here is a carefully edited version adapted for young band instrumentation. Jay has skillfully retaine...

Here is a terrific march for young players written in the traditional British style. The opening strains are folk-like in nature with underlying modal harmonies, while the stately trio is reminiscent...