March Grandioso

"March: Grandioso", by Roland F. Seitz, is one of the most stately and distinctive marches ever composed. With this arrangement by Robert W. Smith, the classic melody is now accessible to the beginning band. Perfect for concert or festival use, this setting is notated in 4/4 time and uses only the first six notes introduced by most band methods. Your beginning band will sound well beyond their years!

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March Grandioso - Roland F. Seitz

March Grandioso, by the American composer/band leader Roland F. Seitz, is one of the most popular parade marches in America. It was written in 1901, and is one of over 50 marches that Seitz wrote between 1897 and 1930. The popular primary theme of the first half of this march is based on the fourteenth of Franz Liszts Hungarian Rhapsodies. This edition of the march for young bands is based on only the first half of the march.

March Heroic - J. Taylor

Great opener on any of your concert programs. Bright, bold harmonies and a strong, tuneful melody arranged so all sections of the band have interesting parts. Don't miss this colorfully and tuneful march!

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March in E Flat - Hummel

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March in The Shadows - Ed Kiefer

If you are looking for a different type of march to play this coming year, look no further. Here is a serious, yet quirky little march from composer Ed Kiefer for young bands. Beginning very quietly and in a minor key, it reminded the composer of something lurking in the shadows, hence the title. We know your students will like it.

March Into Christmas

A fine medley of Christmas tunes in march time makes a rousing seasonal selection for the Grade 1 1 band. "Twelve Days of Christmas," "Angels We Have Heard on High" and "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" parade past before the broad and sonorous climax is reached with "O Come All Ye Faithful." This is a perfect piece for early grade holiday programming. Duration: 3'

March Jambalaya - Stephen Bulla

This exciting concert march follows the standard marchform but has an unusual twist. Following a 'dog fight'middle section, in which players can 'let rip' withsome aggressive playing, the trio used the well knownmelody 'Just A Closer Walk' played in a popular syncopatedNew Orleans jazz style.

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March Jubilee - James Swearingen

This composer's newest march is the fifth in a series of successful pieces that began with the ever-popular "Silvercrest." Its strong statement of happiness and joy is sure to delight audiences of all ages. A memorable trio theme, crafted around the traditional strains of a standard march, provides all the necessary ingredients for your ensemble to create a truly magical and uplifting performance. No concert would be complete without a march and this is one that you should definitely consider. Highly appealing!

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March Jubiloso - Darren W. Jenkins

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March Kawasaki - James Barnes