The concert band editions of John Bourgeois

Upon leaving the U.S. Marine Band to form his own professional band, Sousa wrote this classic original march. It has since become a standard in the repertoire of American concert bands and is now available

This wonderful transcription comes from the only comic opera written by Tchaikovsky, "The Slippers." It opens with a short, stately fanfare before bursting into a flurry of rhythmic activity depicting

These dances display Tchaikovsky's remarkable grasp of symphonic writing and are among the very best of his dance sequences.  Carefully transcribed for band, they are taken from the opera "The

Described as an "Italian Grand March," this wonderful march is now available in an edition based on the original European edition. Edited by John Bourgeois and including a full score, this entertaining

As former conductor of the United States Marine Band, Colonel John Bourgeois is in a unique position to carry forth the tradition of the great Sousa marches. His knowledge of performance practice in the

Richard Wagner penned this work in honor of the young King Ludwig II.  Bourgeois' meticulously edited edition enables the modern concert band to perform this masterwork.  Parts are included

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

This exciting Slavic march is one of the gems to come out of post-Cold War Russia!  Adapted for American concert band instrumentation by John Bourgeois, this vibrant "Sousa meets the Volga