Acts 10

Here is the perfect alternative for Pomp and Circumstance. It is much easier on the orchestra and everyone plays the melody. All parts shift and use chromatic fingerings, and there is great

A gorgeous work, combining the genius of Ralph Vaughan Williams with all the pomp and nobility that we love in the music

A musical alternative to commonly used processional and recessional marches. Optional repeats are included to allow for changing lengths needed, and it's scored to be played without the most

A brilliant introductory fanfare shifts into a processional march style suitable for ceremonial occasions as well as concerts. The piece concludes triumphantly, making this a most memorable work. You'll

This imaginative and dynamic selection is based on the traditional Navy Hymn. Using myriad time signatures, keys, and modes, the work is a perfect teaching piece for advanced students, challenging

This fantastic concert march was written in 1907 and is regarded by many as one of Fucik's finest works. The triumphant ending makes it a great finale to any concert.

A must for any regal ceremony. The traditional Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 has been scored for young full orchestra or strings alone. The famed processional is followed by the majestic

This festive processional explores both the mystery and power of the 14th-century carol. Beginning quietly, the modal tune emerges over a chant drone with rustic, medieval percussion. Soon the piece takes

A regal and stately march that is remembered as one of Chopin's most popular piano works, Polonaise Militaire can be performed in a variety of settings, including as a graduation processional.

This marvelous flexible arrangement of Elgar's famous processional march is so versatile, you'll want to use it every year! All the strings can remain in first position, double stops may be divided, repeats

This famous, stately march is a fantastic program selection on virtually any concert! Expertly arranged for advanced full orchestra, this familiar bright tune just might make your audience clap along.