March for Kim - John O'Reilly

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March for Peace - Mary Ann Gilby

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March For The Friends

March from 1941 - John Williams

One of Mr. Williams' most requested titles from his distinguished career in film music, this jaunty march is skillfully conceived with tuneful strains, rousingly aggressive brass writing and superb orchestration. Performance time- ca. 5:15

March from First Suite for Military Band - Gustav Holst

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March From Griffelkin - Lukas Foss

March from Scipio - Georg Friedrich Händel

Handel?s opera Scipio was written in 1725 and performed the following year in the King?s Theatre, London. Following Handel?s death his operas fell into obscurity until the 1960?s when they experienced a major revival. This famous march from Scipio has however remained popular since its first performance and has been the Regimental Slow March of the British Grenadier Guards since the 18th century. The march is fairly simple and gives young bands the opportunity to play a well-known baroque melody which should be well within their technical ability.

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March from Symphony No. 2 - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Here's the famous march from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 skillfully arranged for younger players. Opening and closing with a solo timpani, this arrangement provides a wide range of dynamic contrasts and variety in scoring. Fromthe delicate woodwind passages to the powerful full ensemble strains, this one works great! Dur: 2:45

March From Tabasco - George Whitefield Chadwick

Chadwick (1854-1931) taught harmony, composition, and orchestration at the New England Conservatory, and in 1897 he became the schools director. This unique march is from Chadwicks light operetta, Tabasco. (2:40)

March from the Ballet Corso Donate - Joseph Lanner

A contemporary (and, some would say, rival) of Johann Strauss I in 19th-century Vienna, Joseph Lanner was, for a time, more popular and widely performed than his associate. After a much-publicized separation of the two musical giants, Lanner was appointed to the coveted post of Musik-Direktor of the Redoutensale in the Habsburg Imperial Palace. Lanners ballet was written in September of 1841; this superb Bourgeois edition brings the work to the wind ensemble repertoire. It is an outstanding example of the Austrian march genre.