Music of John Philip Sousa

Arranged by Elizabeth and Raymond Chenault, this setting is part of the Chenault Organ Duet series. A tour de force recital piece, this beloved Sousa march reflects the flair and exuberance of the duo

A great challenge for your ensemble, you are sure to energize and impress your audiences with this most marvelous of marches! A dynamic four-part a cappella arrangement of Sousa's patriotic original with

One of Sousa's most famous marches, first published in 1893 and still one of his most widely recognized melodies. It was written as a musical tribute to the famous Liberty Bell of the American Revolution.

As with several Sousa classics, this march comprises melodies from one of his tuneful operettas. It was written in 1898, a period when some of his greatest and most popular works were written and this work

Sousa wrote this while serving in the Naval Reserve, and it remains one of his most stirring military and patriotic marches. This brilliant edition incorporates meticulously researched Sousa performance

Originally published in 1903, this tuneful march is a musical celebration of all those who go to sea. This thoroughly researched edition features a jaunty version of The Sailor's Hornpipe in the

The rousing march music of John Philip Sousa has been an audience favorite for generations. This spirited medley combines themes from four of Sousa's most famous marches: The Washington Post; Semper

The marches of John Philip Sousa are known around the world and this may be the most famous of all of them. This setting has been carefully arranged so young bands can perform and appreciate this historic

A high-quality setting of this march standard that will allow a wider group of ensembles to experience this Sousa classic. It is so well arranged that you, your students, and your audiences will not be able

This Sousa classic was composed in 1915 for San Francisco's Panama-Pacific Exhibition honoring the historic completion of the Panama Canal. Brimming with optimism, this great march captures the moment of

One of the most elegant marches ever written, this classic 1904 Sousa march conjures the image of an elegantly dressed diplomat strolling happily down the street while tipping his top hat to passersby. The

Composed in 1917,  the march later adopted as the official song of the United States Army is one of Sousa's most frequently performed titles. It's unique in that it uses a familiar tune for the trio

This well-known march, said to be Mrs. Sousa's favorite, is adapted here for young bands and still retains all the charm and appeal of the original. With the woodwind parts lowered and the rhythms and snare

Complete with unique chromatic chimes and great parade drum effects, this lilting 6/8 march is not only a march masterpiece but is also a part of history. Written to help sell war bonds, Sousa's

Here is this grand march presented in the powerful and colorful concert orchestration used by Sousa's own band. Identifiable by the dancing woodwind obbligatos, wonderful melodic lines and soaring

This well-known march is presented in a carefully written edition that includes the unique qualities of the original. The dynamic contrasts are the same that Sousa himself used when he

Composed in 1886 by "The March King" himself, this familiar bold march is a real treat. Retaining Sousa's original intent, the theme incorporates light staccato notes in addition to full-value quarter

These two short arrangements feature two of America's most famous marches, The Stars and Stripes Forever and National Emblem. The arrangements can be played separately or together with a

This edition of "The Stars and Stripes Forever" was made so that all bands can play this famous march in the style of The president'€™s Own� United States Marine Band.  Included are triangle

This collection includes 16 of Sousa’s greatest marches in one economic, convenient and easy to read concert size collection. Also available is an easy to read full score to help with

You don't need to be drawn a road map to know what you've got here: a tuneful march from Sousa in a scholarly edition. It's a sure winner every way you look at it!

At the end of WW I, Sousa seized on a happy moment of victory to compose a joyous song of celebration welcoming home the returning troops. His stirring "march song" is now available in a modern edition for

A "barn-burner" from the Big Apple, Sousa's hustle-bustle march captures both the brilliant, restless energy and the soaring lyrical themes inspired by mid-town Manhattan in 1915. It's arranged here

Sousa's brilliant, fiery and tuneful Spanish dance is enhanced by multiple percussion, including colorful castanets and tambourines. The composer's natural affinity for creating great

This has what everyone is looking for in an original Sousa march: accessible keys, moderate march tempo, duple meter and reasonable ranges. The wonderful melodies and strong low brass

One of Sousa's most popular marches was written in 1890 and commissioned by the Washington, D.C. school now called Central High School. Scored right in the pocket for your young or developing band, this

According to Sousa scholar Paul Bierley, Sousa often remarked that the old Scottish ballad Annie Laurie  was the most beautiful of all folk songs. In 1883, he wrote the march Bonnie Annie

Inspired by the friendship between the United States and its allies overseas, this popular Sousa march has been scaled down for the developing band while maintaining the integrity of the original. Sure to

Young bands and their audiences can now enjoy America's most famous march. This setting includes the introduction and the trio, as well as two versions of the famous piccolo solo. One version is advanced