Concert Marches for Concert Band

Looking for a fresh and nontraditional march? Look no further! This march creates a decidedly creepy vibe while staying true to the traditional march form. Minor modes, catchy melodies, and plentiful

This musical gem is a fun and exciting showpiece for mature bands! Featuring thundering low brass, dazzling upper woodwinds, and some great "screamer" moments, it's just what you would expect from this

March Spectacular is the first work in the Very Beginning Band Series. This simple, Grade 1/2  work is intended to be a teaching piece. Using only the notes typically learned in the first half of most

Guten Tag! This charming march takes inspiration from the polka music and fall festivals of Germany. The folk-like melodies and dynamic changes bring life to the traditional march form. And how

A good beginning composition to give students a limited amount of independent counting. Ranges and rhythms are very limited, freeing your beginning students to concentrate on playing fundamentals.

A delightfully upbeat march that was inspired by the gift of a King penguin to Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo in 1913. Even though there really isn't an actual Norwegian penguin, this particular

Historically important, the suite this comes from is one of the first pieces written exclusively for "military" bands – the original term for concert band. This arrangement is based on the second

If you're looking for a march to program, this is just the one you need. This brilliant addition to march programming, both stylish and relatively unknown, is a superb

The second movement from Randall Standridge's "Garden Suite." The Itsy Bitsy Spider and Shoo Fly are its primary melodic material, though they are given some quirky little twists.

Available here in a flexible instrumentation setting, this arrangement features the stylish moderate tempo and very tuneful melody of the original classic march. It provides a very nice change of pace from