Admiral's Regiment

The ancestry of the Royal Marines dates back to the raising in 1664 of the Duke of York and Albany's Regiment, better known as The Admiral's Regiment. Sir Vivian wrote this march to celebrate the Tercentenary of the Royal Marines, and it was included in the programme of music performed at the celebratory Royal Review of the Corps held in the grounds of Buckingham Palace in 1964.

Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard
Level: 4 | Duration: 3:00

Instrumentation
1st Flute
2nd Flute
1st Oboe
2nd Oboe*
1st Bb Clarinet
2nd Bb Clarinet
3rd Bb Clarinet
Bb Bass Clarinet*
1st Bassoon
2nd Bassoon*
1st Eb Alto Saxophone
2nd Eb Alto Saxophone
Bb Tenor Saxophone
Eb Baritone Saxophone*

1st Bb Cornet
2nd Bb Cornet
3rd Bb Cornet*
1st F Horn
2nd F Horn
3rd F Horn
4th F Horn*
1st Trombone
2nd Trombone*
3rd Trombone
Euphonium
(TC Baritone)
Tuba

String Bass*

Timpani
Percussion 1 (Snare Drum)
Percussion 2 (Bass Drum)
Percussion 3 (Cymbals)

Parts marked with an asterisk (*) are NOT ESSENTIAL, although their presence will obviously enable a fuller realization of the composer's intention to be achieved.