Concert Marches for Concert Band

Imagine a colorful procession of magical and mythical characters and creatures. Imagine wizards and witches; jesters and jugglers; magicians and minstrels; gargoyles and goblins. Imagine brightly deco...

Leatherneck being a slang term for a Marine, this march was written for the United States Marine Corps during World War II.

Clever and tongue-in-cheek, Bumper Cars infuses people of all ages with the joyful spirit of amusement parks.

Sousa was so enamored of Jerome Kern's tune that he arranged it for his band immediately after it became public. He included excerpts from There Is a Tavern in the Town to gently poke fun at Prohibiti...

The most teachable point in this early band masterpiece by Terry White lies in the realm of dynamics. Some range elements make The Beauty of Their Dreams more suitable for the middle or end of the fir...

An exciting opener or closer for a second-year concert, Triple Trouble's 12/8 meter is simple and repetitive enough to be easy to play but not boring. Trombones will have to learn long positions for t...

Clever and tongue-in-cheek, Bumper Cars infuses people of all ages with the joyful spirit of amusement parks.

This has more familiar melodies than a Saturday Morning cartoon! Delight your audience with this madcap mashup, the perfect way to lighten the concert's mood. Songs included in this medley: The Marine...