John Philip Sousa: Intermediate Sheet Music

The Washington Post (often called "The Washington Post March") is a march composed by John Philip Sousa in 1889. Since then, it has remained as one of his most popular marches, famous throughout the w...

The Washington Post (often called "The Washington Post March") is a march composed by John Philip Sousa in 1889. Since then, it has remained as one of his most popular marches, famous throughout the w...

Der amerikanische Militärmarsch 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' (dt. Titel: 'Unter dem Sternenbanner') wurde 1896 von John Philip Sousa komponiert und am 11. Dezember 1987 von US-Präsident Ronald Reag...

Finally piccolo players of the world can play this famous march excerpt without needing an entire concert band in tow! Perfect as a recital encore or contest showcase, Halferty's solo-with-piano editi...

Presenting the trio section only from Sousa's most famous march, the iconic piccolo solo is provided here in the lead sax (soprano or alto) part, complete with flourishes and trills. Guaranteed to bri...

One of the march master's most popular and tuneful works, here is this Sousa classic in an impressive arrangement playable with virtually any combination of instruments.

This lively 6/8 march from John Philip Sousa remains one of his best-known and most performed marches. While keeping the essence of the original intact, Jay Bocook does a masterful job of adjusting th...

The Washington Post march is one of the most iconic marches in the world. Written by "The March King" himself John Philip Sousa, this 6/8 traditional march arranged for saxophone quartet is sure to ad...

In this playing edition of Sousa's great marches, Lester S Levy has included 23 favorites that have continued to enjoy universal appeal, including 'Stars and Stripes Forever', 'Washington Post' and '...

Here's a new edition of the march that Sousa wrote for Joe Maddy and the Mational Music Camp at Interlochen. As you would expect, memorable Sousa melodies are showcased in a vigorous 6/8 style. This G...

In 1899, a march by John Philip Sousa (1854-1932), which was to become one of his great successes, was heard for the first time at the Philadelphia Academy of Music: 'Hands Across The Sea'. In a repor...

Sousa's brilliant, fiery and tuneful 3/4 Spanish dance 'The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia,' is enhanced by multiple percussion including colorful castanets and tambourines. Sousa's natural affinity for c...

King Cotton March composed by John Philip Sousa, arranged for piano solo by Henry Levine.