Concert Marches for Concert Band

In addition to the succesful marches such as 'Sones de Triunfo' and 'Marcha de los Gladiatores' the Spanish composer Juan Mas Quiles presents a new stirring march, which offers perspectives 'up to the...

An original concertmarch with a 'cantabile' trio.

This march in 6/8 time was composed in the good old march music tradition.

This march has been composed alongside the traditional patterns of a 'classical' march.First there is a tutti introduction, then a first theme with countermelody and a powerful bass solo. The melodiou...

While travelling in the North of Norway Allmend was struck by the beauty of the Northern Light which can be admired during a greater part of summertime. This marvel of nature inspired him to compose t...

Robert Allmend composed this thrilling march to celebrate the demolition of the Berlin Wall.

This is a cheerful march written by Jack (Jacob Pieter) Ham (1920) who was active and famous as con-ductor and music teacher in the West Friesland area in The Netherlands. He composed several works fo...

Aggressive strains with blaring trumpets characterize the marches made by the Swedish composer Per Berg. He was director of music at the Royal Västerbotten Regiment '30-'41 and at the Royal Södermanla...

Robert Allmend wrote a series of marches inspired by regions, countries or towns. After the Alps, America, the Ardennes, China, Europe, Paris, Luxembourg and Berlin, it is now the fashionable Italian...

Adolf Scherzer was military bandmaster with the 7th Bavarian Infantry Regiment at Ingolstadt from 1849 to 1864. His Bayerischer Defilier Marsch (Bavarian Parade March), dating from the second half of...

This typical, though quite original, German march was composed by Josef Hastreiter for the German reserve troops batallion 731 'Münsterland'. He dedicated this fine march to Lieutenant-Colonel of the...