Patriotic Choir with Concert Band Music

Flight is the official march of the Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. It was commissioned by the Air Force Band in 1984 and premiered by them in November of that year. Their recording

A wonderful patriotic medley that features America as well as the songs from all the branches of the armed forces played both separately and simultaneously. Creative use of shifting tonal centers

A fine original patriotic march that brings this great American tradition to the young concert band. Fun and accessible!

While noted as one of the greatest of film composers, John Williams also has a special relationship with the United States Marine Band. This work, described as a "curtain raiser," was composed in honor of

Sounding patriotic in nature, this thoughtful work will be ideal to play at a reflective event or for honoring members of our military.

Very patriotic in nature, For Those Who Have Served will make an ideal selection to be performed at a reflective event or simply to pay homage to the thousands of men and women who have served in

George Washington and the Continental Army's withdrawal to Valley Forge was one of the darkest chapters of the Revolutionary War. The demoralized mood of the troops is conveyed by the Revolutionary-era

Freedom is a right that should never be taken for granted. This piece is dedicated to all those who have fought to preserve the freedom of an individual or a nation. Many have struggled throughout history,

A musical kaleidoscope of the real old-fashioned Fourth of July, you can almost hear the firecrackers and see the skyrockets and pinwheels filling the air with a pattern of noise and color. This, together

Infectious melodic lines and plenty of rhythmic interest brighten this delightful patriotic march for young band. Arranged with careful attention to the scoring needs of younger musicians, this work is

This is a great choice if you are looking for a great concert selection with a melody that all will recognize! This march is very accessible to bands at all levels and is written in a unique American style.

A musical tribute to the Voice of America which began broadcasting in 1942. A mysterious and haunting melody opens, representing the Axis powers during World War II. The music then quietly grows into a

All the rich harmonies and warm melodies of the original advanced setting are still evident in this playable setting of the beloved classic. This fresh scoring is a superb concert-band-only version playable

One of the most honored and respected speeches of all time, the Gettysburg Address is presented with an accompaniment that is playable by elementary groups. Outstanding for change of pace