Concert Marches for Concert Band

Battleground is an accessible, powerful piece your beginners will love! Work on dynamics and accents with this exciting concert piece. Its blocked rhythms make it an ideal tool for developing musical...

Charybdis, the giant whirlpool creature from Greek mythology, destroys all ships unlucky enough to sail near her powerful currents of swirling water. Fast, exciting, and epic-sounding music depicts th...

Short Fuse bursts to life from the first note and never lets up! This high-energy Grade 1.5 piece, full of rhythmic drive, percussive intensity, and dynamic contrasts, will keep both performers and au...

To Reach the Farthest Stars is a colorful overture that is very playable yet still challenges young musicians. This creative piece allows students to develop expressiveness while having fun at the sam...

Journey to the Summit captures the excitement and determination of reaching new heights. Appropriately challenging for a developing band, it features crisp brass fanfares, lyrical woodwind lines, and...

Hope for a Future is a beautiful, lyrical work for concert band that celebrates optimism, gratitude, and the promise of what lies ahead. Though lyrical in nature, its forward-moving tempo creates a st...

Petals on the Potomac by Justin Harden is a lyrical and expressive work for developing concert band that captures the beauty and serenity of springtime in the nation's capital. Flowing melodies, gentl...

Timeless joy abounds in this enchanting arrangement of a 16th-century Renaissance masterwork by Italian composer Giovanni Gastoldi. Students and audiences will be swept away as they dive into a piece...

Shrouded in mystery and steeped in spectral charm, Don't Taunt The Haunt is no ordinary piece. Echoes of a bygone age drift through the air as distant drums and chilling harmonies warn of unseen eyes...

Iridescence is a vibrant, colorful work that embodies the spirit of community, growth, and celebration. Unfolding in shimmering layers of sound, the music reflects both history and forward momentum. D...

Gliding effortlessly through the blackness of deep space, we travel to Triton, the largest of Neptune's 13 moons. Its mysterious existence has challenged astronomers for hundreds of years, as it orbit...

Combining unique syncopations and lively melodic lines, this accessible overture style piece features brilliant rhythmic elements that audiences will love. Additionally, the lyrical section incorporat...

Of Myths and Legends (Stonehenge) is a depiction of the famous legends surrounding the ancient monument, set for concert band. With a mystic Celtic feel and memorable thematic material, it is a great...

Echoes of Then is an emotionally powerful concert work that explores loss, remembrance, and the healing strength of community. Opening with quiet reflection and building toward moments of uplifting re...

Spirit of Liberty is a powerful and evocative work for concert band that traces the journey of the Marquis de Lafayette from France to the New World in support of the American Revolution. From a solem...

It is SHOCKING how much your students will enjoy playing this high-voltage piece, keeping them engaged and on the edge of their seats. It uses dramatic syncopation and flowing contrapuntal lines to ev...

This high-energy, rhythm-fueled reimagining of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from the Ninth Symphony adds a modern, streetwise twist using tuned plastic tubes and five-gallon buckets in place of traditiona...

The Quetzal, also known as the shining Quetzal or splendid trogon (Pharomachrus mocinno), is a magnificent bird that lives in the areas of Central America, between Mexico and Guatemala.Spectacular for...

It is probably the most famous piece by Lucio Dalla, interpreted by many international artists.

This composition, which was commissioned by the Philharmonic Society of Verrés (Aosta) on the occasion of the 140th anniversary of the foundation, is dedicated to the trombonist of Verrés, Floriano Ro...

'Excalibur' was the sword that Arthur found in a lake indicated by Merlin after losing his sword in a fight in which he was seriously injured. The 'Sword in the Stone' and 'Excalibur' in the collectiv...

Two boys from Felanitx: Pere Obrador and Miquel Angel Cerda. Having finished school, one stayed in Mallorca, while the other one left to study in Madrid. Some years later, homesickness and a yearning...

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A so-called "black legend" is circulating around the Borgia family - this term has been used since the late Middle Ages to describe negative reports about Spain and Spaniards. The black legend about t...