Here is a light march that offers a nice musical contrast for your concert. Each strain is well developed, seamlessly leading into the lyric trio. The use of A, C and Bb as the first three and last three notes of the trio really characterize this delightful selection.

Your young band is sure to receive high "acclaim" when they play this nifty two-step march! It is composed of just half notes and quarter notes, but there are several accidentals and a key change to keep things interesting and band members learning. This chipper tune will be an audience favorite!

The melodic and rhythmic twists and turns of this lively circus march call to mind the antics of a troupe of tumblers and aerialists. The flying woodwind lines and strong trombone countermelody are perfectly balanced from beginning to end making this an outstanding concert selection.

As traditional marches go, this one just can't be beat! Players and audience alike will like the snappy rhythms and tuneful phrases, and Larry Clark's arrangement presents nothing that can't be learned by students at the easy level. Incorporate America's band heritage into your next concert with this great march!

Cheerful melodies reign throughout this lively march. Its uncomplicated form and lyrical trio are presented in a European style, providing a nice alternative to traditional American marches.

Creative and distinct, this well-known composer displays his skill with this spirited march. Written in honor of the Air Mobility Command, thematic material has been drawn from The Air Force Song.

When it came to writing marches that sounded great with bands at all grade levels, Karl King had no peer. Dedicated to the heroes of The Alamo, this very playable march has that certain quality which made it one of King's favorites at the easy grade level. With a full concert band instrumentation, along with subtle changes in the instrumental scoring and percussion lines, James Swearingen's arrangement enhances its charm even further. A guaranteed winner!

Toes will be tapping and feet will be lifting to this cheerful little march! The strong scoring makes this easy to get together quickly and will sound stylish for years to come. The perfect march for any concert!

An excellent original concert march, this work is written in the traditional style of Fillmore, King, and Sousa, yet includes a few clever twists and turns to showcase your woodwind section in a light, playful style. Brasses enter to add their powerful statement of the trio theme. Stirring!

Beginning with a stately drum roll-off, Alla Marcia seems like an ordinary march. It doesn't take long after the trumpets announce the military style melody to see that the work is only somewhat "like a march" in its sound and texture. Alla Marcia can be programmed wherever you might use a more conventional march, but want something a little "left of center."