Concert Marches for Concert Band

This 6/8 concert march is a real crowd pleaser! Mr. Gott gives us everything we want in a march: a piccolo solo featured in the trio, and toe-tapping rhythms and melodies that will leave you humming all the

Now the youngest of bands can be introduced to the experience of performing a standard march. Only the first five notes of the B-flat scale are used in creating this carefully crafted work. It's a

You'll find all the elements of a standard march included along with the added bonus of shifting meters that give this piece a unique feel. Rugged and bold, it reflects the

Whether your band's numbers are down due to graduation or your musicians are simply too young or inexperienced to be able to handle more difficult arrangements, this work solves most of your problems.

This is one of Harold Bennett's (pseudonym of Henry Fillmore) lesser-known marches that falls into the "hidden gem" category. It's a tuneful 6/8 march from the original Bennett Band Book that's written in

A solid and mature march that will highlight any concert performance. Along with that very special Sousa touch, it incorporates an extraordinary treatment of Onward, Christian Soldiers as a grand

One of Sousa's most vigorous marches, it was composed at the request of the mayor of Detroit. Sousa dedicated it to the mayor and the people of Detroit, and for a time was adopted as the official march of

A true lost treasure from the acknowledged master of the march style. Here is a real opportunity to bring to light a terrific march that's not well known now but sure to be a hit. With all the musical

Here's an easy march that can be performed by bands in their first year of instruction. Lively and spirited, it provides a wonderful contrast to other band works at this level. Played at a brisk march tempo

This rousing cut-time march has all the elements of a Sousa classic! Incorporating Michigan state's nickname the "Wolverines" into the title was part of Sousa's intentional tribute to the people of

During World War I, Sousa was asked to compose an American wedding march; he fulfilled this request with this processional march. Subtitled Wedding March, Sousa dedicated the work to the American