Concert Marches for Concert Band

Your audience and performers will be charmed by this idyllic, cheerful march! Take a stroll across the countryside as your ensemble plays pleasant tunes reminiscent of British marches. Its quirky character

This popular march can now be performed successfully by bands with limited instrumentation in this flexibly scored edition. This will sound full with just percussion and five

This lively concert march is inspired by county fairs and town gatherings where communities come together in celebration and fellowship. Imagine sitting on the Ferris wheel at the fairgrounds, soaking in

In 1962, Karl King composed his last great march and dedicated it to his longtime friend Meredith Willson of The Music Man fame. All the stylish march components he's known for are evident throughout this

This can be a march or a galop - it all depends on the tempo your group can handle and what your musicality tells you. It's another magnificent work from the pen of an American march master that will

This traditional military-style march contains important opportunities for each section. With a percussion introduction and interlude, trumpet fanfare, low brass melody, and woodwind lead, all sections are

Composed in the style of a traditional circus march, this exciting work lets younger bands really open up the throttle and have some fun! Wind parts have very comfortable ranges, and careful scoring makes

This gem was written during Karl King's days with the circus, and it really shows! After the brass fanfare and two magical strains, the trio is heavily influenced by ragtime which was the

The huge treasure trove of edited King marches continues to grow by leaps and bounds, so you can be assured that this will be another crowd pleaser for audiences of all ages. Musicians love to revisit the

Composed in 1885 by a gifted young cornetist and bandmaster, this is one of the most enduring circus marches, or "screamers." The quick tempo and pounding rhythms evoke the chaos and thundering hooves of

John Clifford Heed (1862-1908) was known as the "March Wizard," and has more than 60 published marches to his credit. In Storm and Sunshine was one of his earliest works, and it remains his most