Concert Marches for Concert Band

This playful, contemporary 2/4 march will be a welcome addition to any concert or competition. While it's totally original, it's highly reminiscent of the 19th-century German/Bavarian marches that can still

One of Karl King's most popular marches; excerpts of this march are commonly used in auditions for euphoniums and baritone horns auditioning for a spot in a military band, a university band, brass bands,

With effective articulation, minimal dynamics, and an upbeat march melody, this work is an excellent sectional feature and a perfect way to introduce any band to the march genre.

For the Steven Spielberg motion picture "Midway," John Williams created one of the most riveting and powerful marches the silver screen has ever seen. This authentic edition brings all the energy and

This original march, composed for the very beginning band, is an opportunity to introduce the traditional march style to your young musicians. Using six notes, this  excellent teaching piece reinforces

Henry Fillmore's famous march for younger bands has been a favorite of bands and audiences for almost a century. This arrangement places this timeless march classic in a range which is more comfortable for

One of the most popular marches written - even John Philip Sousa was quoted as wishing he had written it! Very playable in its original form, this arrangement is in the same key with just the

Beethoven's original band work has become accessible in a musically accurate, modern edition, providing an opportunity for today's bands to experience a great, historic work. This will be a significant

A march that certainly stands out as it's written predominately in a minor key. This unique and fun-to-play march explores contrasting tonal centers and is chock-full of varied rhythmic and dynamic

The tempo for this rip-roaring march is "fast and fun," and it cooks right from the start! This original march honors an exemplary band director with over 62 years of teaching experience and emulates the

When looking for a great march, one only needs to begin their search with the King library to find the perfect choice. This is an American classic in every sense of the word. Singable themes, exciting

Marches are an important part of the heritage of the American concert band, and beginning students need to be introduced to this important style right away. This original piece is effectively written in the