Instrumental Pieces for Concert Band

In the tradition of the famous marches by Julius Fucik, J.F. Wagner and Edwin E. Bagley, this jaunty and jubilant march celebrates the area of sunny southern California where the composer makes his ho...

Bridge Square March was written by established composer Timothy Mahr, conductor of the St. Olaf College Band, and his daughter Jenna. Bridge Square is located at the center of Northfield, Minnesota, t...

FunFest at Sandy Lake Amusement Park near Dallas is the largest music festival in the world, with more than 1,500 performing groups and nearly 60,000 students performing over a seven-week period every...

Dedicated to the miraculous evacuation of over 300,000 British troops from the beaches at Dunkirk in June 1940, this moving march uses parallel minor and major themes to depict the contrasting scenes...

Named for one of the defining battles of WWI, this stirring march features the popular song of that time 'Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag (And Smile, Smile, Smile)' as the Trio theme. Quotes...

Lt. Col. 'Jimmie' Doolittle thrilled Americans and boosted the morale on the home front when his sixteen B-25 bombers took off from the deck of the U.S.S. Hornet in 1942 and struck back at Japan in re...

A fitting tribute to school music, this thrilling march was written to commemorate the first band program in the country, begun 100 years ago in Connersville, Indiana. Easily prepared, this is that ra...

Cecil Karrick. The British march style is epitomized in this magnificent work by this highly respected composer/band director from Kentucky. This challenging yet engaging march is the perfect opener f...

Cecil Karrick. Written as a tribute to the composer's friend and one of Kentucky's outstanding music educators, this British style march is a magnificent follow-up to the composer's capital City.

Arr. John Edmondson. This rousing classic by Abe Holzmann has been re-scored and re-edited for modern concert band with full instrumentation and concert-size printing. Here is the ideal warm-up march...

C.E. Duble/arr. John Edmondson. This brilliant and rousing circus march is a favorite of low wind players everywhere! Re-scored for the modern concert band, nothing has been changed except the hard-to...

Frank A. Pantella/arr. John Edmondson. This spirited cut-time march has been a favorite for over 75 years. Carefully edited and re-scored for modern concert band, this new edition features concert-siz...

Arr. Charles Carter. Amazing Grace introduces a medley of The Yellow Rose Of Texas, Shenandoah, Aura Lee, Erie Canal and a great dixieland treatment of When The Saints Go Marching In. Delightful!

O.R. Farrar/arr. John Edomndson. This classic march favorite is noted for its exuberant spirit, flashy chromatic low brass runs and appealing, memorable melody. A bombastic opener!

This rousing six-eight march is one of the most tuneful ever written by this highly regarded march composer. Perfect for contest/festival warm up, or for opening or closing your next concert.

This is probably the best known and most popular of the more than 110 marches by this contemporary of Sousa. This new edition features a full score, newly edited and revised for the modern concert ban...

Composed by Fred K. Huffer in 1918, this heart-stirring march is the composer's best known work and was dedicated to Gen. 'Black Jack' Pershing, American Forces Commander in World War I. Reminiscent o...

Finally! One of the all-time great six-eight marches in an updated revision for modern concert band, complete with full score! Concert audiences will recognize this classic instantly, and the teaching...

Joseph Wilcox Jenkins. This spirited, tuneful contemporary march, with its rousing canonic themes and compelling rhythms, is certain to become another addition to the standard repertoire for wind band...

An affordable collection of concert repertoire for beginning bands; great sight reading material for more advanced bands! * Grade 1 concert band music. * Playable with only 1 flute, 2 clarinets, 1 alt...

13 of John Edmondson's best Concert Marches for Young Band