Concert Marches for Concert Band

Commissioned by a consortium of twenty secondary schools and colleges, Concerto for Band is Lukas Foss' first work written originally and specifically for band. It is in a modified neo-classical style...

The American Bandmasters Association is an elite group of the finest band directors in the country. Edwin Franko Goldman was one of the founding fathers of this great organization, where he wrote this...

This march contains one of the most famous melodies of all time. It is a true gem in the literature with a classic trio melody where the band sings and then whistles the tune. Edward Lisk expertly pre...

Minute March is a beginner-friendly piece that emphasizes light, flowing march rhythms. The focus is on teaching young students the difference between staccato, accents, and tenuto, with the conductor...

Minute March is a beginner-friendly piece that emphasizes light, flowing march rhythms. The focus is on teaching young students the difference between staccato, accents, and tenuto, with the conductor...

What would a concert be without a march? This holiday toe-tapper has a familiar melody, tuneful harmonies, an easy-to-play countermelody, and a typical march bass line. A trio spells out the words "Ji...

Written to celebrate the "Camelia City" (Quitman, Georgia), this traditional style march is written in the style of Henry Fillmore. Starting with a light, happy woodwind melody with simple flourishes...

This piece is taken from Franz Listz's Christmas Tree Suite, a composition originally written for piano and based on traditional Christmas carols. Here, the mysterious march based on Adeste Fideles is...

Academic Festival March features a range of textures, dynamics, and articulation while highlighting a stately dotted eighth note motive throughout. Strong homophonic presentations of the main theme ar...