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Young musicians will thrill at their achievement when they perform this regal-sounding work. Minimal eighth notes, careful doubling and only six pitches allow beginners and ensembles with incomplete

In the tradition of great wind band marches like British Eighth and Colonel Bogey, this original British march is intended for beginning orchestra. Students in their first year will find

Created with easy notes and rhythms, this regal march in the style of William Walton is playable by beginners for graduation ceremonies. It can also be learned quickly by more advanced ensembles for any

A regal selection appropriate for any occasion! This is a fun and accessible work for any beginning band, suitable for graduation ceremonies and concert performances. With extensive doubling, this is

A ceremonial processional intended to provide young groups with a playable work that can be performed for graduations, special recognition, or any occasion  requiring stately music. The title

In Prospect is a tuneful processional piece. It can be used as a new and different march for festivals or graduation ceremonies for any level orchestra as it is easy to rehearse. It can also be

Traditional march style is given the full treatment in this original march geared toward younger bands.  Students will reinforce keeping a steady pulse and focus on certain rhythm

This flexible arrangement of Beethoven's most famous melody works for both full and string orchestras. Transposed and adapted to give all of your young students a rewarding orchestra

Perfect for performance either at graduation ceremonies or in concert, this arrangement combines the familiar trio themes from Edward Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance Marches Nos. 1 and 4. Your young