Paquito Chocolatero - Gustavo Falco Pascual

Parable - Elliot Del Borgo

Parade - Bernard Rittiner

Parade March - Ted Barclay

Parade of the Bumbling Wooden Soldiers - David Shaffer

A delightful musical parody of "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers". From the marching feet of the band members to the final crash of the percussion instruments, this unique and entertaining arrangement is a perfect choice for any concert performance including holiday concerts. Especially effective for smaller high school bands.

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Parade Of The Charioteers - Miklos Rozsa

Parade of the Clockwork Soldiers - Philip Sparke

This piece was inspired by the composer watching his young son, Benny, playing 'soldiers' with his collection of teddy bears - how appropriate!But it made him think of the many character pieces which take the form of a 'toy march', the most notable examples being by Haydn, Tchaikovsky and Leon Jessel. Parade of the Clockwork Soldiers is in the form of a 'patrol' (starting and ending quietly with a louder middle) and aims to represent a band marching past the listener. In fact, where the hall layout permits it, it could be possible to add a little choreography to the piece, starting and ending with only a few instruments on stage.

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Parade of the in soldiers - Léon Jessel

Parade of the Mummies - Robert Buckley

Parade of the Mummies is a whimsical and lively composition that invites listeners on a fantastical procession of ancient mummies coming to life and parading through the streets! Packed with plenty of variety, creepy effects, and sinister frame, this is a fun choice for any occasion, but especially for Halloween! Dur: ca. 2:30

Parade of the Palominos - David Shaffer

David Shaffer's clever march for the beginning band will be a welcome addition to any concert program. Playable at a range of tempo suitable for any beginning band setting, your performance will have toes tapping and hands clapping throughout!

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