March Of The Olympians - Robert Linn

Composed for the 1960 Olympic Games, this familiar and powerful composition opens with a brilliant brass fanfare and is followed by a regal processional march. This is a very stirring tribute to the Olympic Games and the ideals they represent.

March of the Palace Guards - Jerry Williams

A stirring, yet very easy march with a slightly British feel. Well constructed and appealing, it will be play able by most bands toward the end of their first year. This is a number you will continue to use for years to come.

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March of the Paratroopers - Mark Williams

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March Of The Patriots - Erik Morales

March Of The Penguins - Phillips

There's no better way to start a concert than with a march, and there's no better way to get first-year band students engaged and excited about music than with something fun! "March of the Penguins" is just what you have been looking for! This fun, light-hearted march will amuse and excite your young learners and audiences of all ages. Great fun!

March of the Romans - Michael Sweeney

Explorer Level (correlates with Book 1, p. 11) It's hard to believe that this impressive piece for beginners uses nothing faster than quarter notes (a few 8th notes in percussion)! Michael cleverly uses the sound of stomping feet and bold harmonies creating an effect that sounds harder than it really is.

March of the Roughnecks - Ed Huckeby

This concert march heralds back to the early days of the oil boom in the early 1900s. Commissioned by the Glenpool High School Band, commemorating one of the early oil field discoveries (the "Glenn Pool") in Oklahoma, this march recollects the undeniable spirit of the early petroleum pioneers and oil field laborers (called "roughnecks"). The roughnecks worked long, hard hours to drill for the "black crude" which helped to define the Tulsa area as the "oil capitol of the world" for many decades. The spirited and energetic style of the march makes it a "must play" for festival competition or concert performance.

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March Of The Royal Guard - David Gorham

Composed in classic American march style, this is just the right march to create spirit and enthusiasm with your young players. All the ingredients are here for a successful performance: a tuneful melody, lively rhythms and interesting parts for all players. Youll find this snappy march to be especially effective as a concert opener or closer.

March of the Royal Trumpets - John Philip Sousa

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March Of The Royals - Bill Calhoun

March of the Royals is a concert march for developing concert bands. Although familiar, with all the ingredients found in a typical march, this piece is written in a more regal and elegant style that is characteristic of English style marches. The piece is written for younger musicians but directors will find that it is carefully scored to help ensembles sound older than their years.