Marches

Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 5 | Duration: 9:00 InstrumentationPiccolo Flute 1-2 Oboe 1-2 Eb Clarinet Bb Clarinet 1-3 Eb Alto Clarinet Bb Bass Clarinet Bassoon 1-2 Alto Saxophone 1-2 Bb Tenor Saxophone Eb...

This march The Flag of Freedom is a fine example of Bramwell Coles' march writing. First published in 1924, it follows what is now described as a traditional march form and should be aplyed with exuberance and at a steady...

Reminiscent of the old 'Star Trek' TV show theme, The Freedom March is the perfect alternative to the tried and true Sousa marches that you might be growing weary of.Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 3 | Duration:...

It’s off to the races with this challenging gallop! Arranged for band from the original piano score for eight hands on one piano, this challenging piece retains the humor and rollicking fun of the original, and will be...

One of the most famous marches from Johann Strauss (the father), celebrating the might of the Old Hapsburg monarchy. Things go a little awry in this novelty arrangement however!Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 2.5...

Goin’ for the Gold is an adventurer’s march, relentless, happy and upbeat with a strong, memorable melody leading the way. After all, someone might strike it rich!Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 3 |...

Goldcrest is an energetic and lively march with a title inspired by the gold-coloured cap badge worn by Salvation Army bandsmen around the world. It features the popular chorus 'I've got joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart!'...

The Golden Baton March was composed as a tribute to the many band conductors who have reached their “golden” years of conducting and to commemorate your many years on the podium making great music.Genre: Band | #...

The HMS Trinidad March was composed for the ship on which Lloyd served during the Second World War and became, in his words, 'the official ship's march'. It was first performed at sea in 1941 by the Royal Marine Band...

Published in 1962 this is one of many fine marches composed by Erik Leidzén. Full of interest and originality this march delves into keys not normally ventured in march writing which adds to the tonal color of the...

Joyeuse Marche (originally called Marche Française) was written in 1888. It exudes Chabrier's rhythmical exuberance, spontaneity and wit, bringing pleasure and joy to performers and listeners alike. Truly a march...

Lights Across the Water is a fun, quick-step concert march with catchy, toe-tapping melodies, and unexpected twists & turns. Even better, this Grade 3 march can be performed with a mass ensemble by using the free...

Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 4

This arrangement of the entire March from A Moorside Suite brings this refreshing music to concert bands of all levels. It should be played with full appreciation of its splendid sense of purpose and direction, from the bold...

March of the Barbarians paints a picture of an invading barbarian army laying waste to an unsuspecting village through the use of aleatoric techniques. Each section of the band is featured in this captivating work for...

Everyone enjoys a stirring paso doble, evoking the images and excitement of a bullfight. With all of the great bullfighter titles already taken, Edwards cleverly turned to a common object once found around every American...