Marches for Concert Band

Thousands of citizen heroes of emerged since September 11, 2001. Many gave their lives, many gave or are giving their time, talent and treasure to keep our freedom. This 6/8 march is offered as a trib...

An Appalachian folk tune gone wild! Using an obscure folk melody from the Southeast (Run Boys Run), the composer has created a riotously entertaining sound environment that intertwines his original th...

The melodic and rhythmic twists and turns of this outstanding traditional march call to mind the antics of a troupe of tumblers and aerialists. In this his first published band work, the Michigan comp...

The composer here paints an enchanting musical portrait of his granddaughter in her many moods. The innocence of youth is depicted in the opening theme, followed by variations in turn portraying a det...

The arranger has here crafted a very sophisticated and exciting concert march from this 400 year-old melody. Originally an English drinking song, this tune has now become a musical way to honor member...

A sizzling concert opener with some unique touches (including the use of marching bass drums), this amazing fanfare could dazzle your audience and totally grab their attention. It could also be a grea...

Guardians of the Seas is dedicated to all current and former members of the United States Navy. The composer here demonstrates once again he is a modern master of the march, combining great melodies w...

This march-like overture was written in 2004 for a military music festival in Finland, and has become a national favorite there. The Lion is a symbol of Finland, and the soaring melodies throughout ca...

Infinitely and instantly appealing, this fresh new march will wow your audience and give your students a new appreciation for an old form. In this first-time collaboration by a Japanese composing team...

This lively two-step march by Sousa's most famous trombone soloist has been given new life in this modern concert band arrangement by a writer known for his painstaking respect for the original source...

This four-minute musical explosion emerges out of a martial-sounding trumpet duet that quickly evolves into a quasi-march section. Keeping true to its title, 'Out of the Blue' is constantly changing a...

Excitement reigns as 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home' and 'Johnny's Gone for a Soldier' are combined in this arrangement, making a spectacular patriotic band work. This work should not be missed as a...

Windgames erupts with a barrage of fanfare figures and quickly finds a groove where every section of the band has a chance to shine. Be it a march, a mood piece, or even a diversion to a sashay, Windg...

Luna Y Fuego (Moon and Fire) is a Pasodoble (double step), a march form that originated as a Spanish military march that allowed troops to march at double the pace of regular troops. This particular P...

Accompany the 'Companions of the Crown' as they venture forth, promulgating the royal creed to spread justice and righteousness throughout the land. This grade 2 work for band is a march with a bit of...

ake a ride in the country with this lively tune! A percussion solo gets our ride started, followed by a unison clarinet melody that leads us along this melodic road, picking up the flutes on the count...

Colour and versatility is the key to this composition in three movements by Carl Wittrock. The Tournament is the most versatile piece of music you could wish for. Movement 1 (March) is an excellent,...

The three sections of Movements demonstrate the concept of motion in all its orms. The March briskly gets the band going (in motion). section 2 (Sarabande) is solemn and melodious (slow motion), and t...

Astrology is based on the principle that each sort of time has its own quality. In order to determine the quality of a particular moment, an astrologer looks at the position of the planets in the sola...

A Western Suite paints the musical picture of a group of gold diggers and adventurers in the Wild West! Opening with an optimistic march, followed by wistful sounds around the campfire, A Western Suit...

For beginners, this is an ideal suite. A smooth march, a esspresive second part and an lightly end.

In a suite of three parts arranger Dagmar Kildevann makes a bridge between starting musician and classic composer. You hear the following parts: Grand march from Aida - Verdi. Aria, from The Marriage...

Is there something to be celebrated? Then let's play 'Let's Celebrate'! This four-part suite has been based on two birthday songs: the world-famous 'Happy Birthday to you' (which is also sung in many...

Panem et Circenses', Bread and Games were essential for keeping the citizens of ancient Rome in check. While the bread was meant for the poorest among the Romans, the Games were Popular Pastime Number...

Bi-Millennial Celebration' has been composed to honour the 2000th anniversary of the founding of the city of Nijmegen. This work consists of three continuous movements. The first movement depicts the...