March-Bou-Shu - Satoshi Yagisawa

This work was commissioned by the All Japan Band Association (Chiba Prefecture) to commemorate their 45th anniversary. The composer, Satoshi Yagisawa, was requested to write a march that was easy enough for junior high school students to play, and was based on the folk songs in Chiba Prefecture. After several months of research the composer finally discovered Boushu Oiwake, a lyrical folk song sung with the Japanese bamboo flute and shamisen (three-stringed Japanese instrument). After the composition process has been completed we have here a fantastic triumphant march sure to ?raise the roof? at any performance.

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March-Chagu-Chagu - Satoshi Yagisawa

This work was composed as ceremonial music, as part of a march medley for the participants' entry for the 71st National Sports Festival and the 16th National Disabled Personnel Sports Festival, held in Iwate Prefecture in 2016. The European premiere of this piece took place in December of that year, the composer guest conducting the Young Musicians from Fribourg, Switzerland. This work, fusing Japanese folk song with march music, will have wide appeal, like the sister work March-Bou-Shu, also published by de Haske Publications.

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March-Ohara - Satoshi Yagisawa

This work, composed as ceremonial music, was to be part of a march medley for the participants' entry for the 2019 Inter-High School Championships, held in Kagoshima Prefecture in Japan. It was given its world premiere by the Kagoshima Prefectural Shoyo High School Symphonic Band under the direction of their teacher, Junya Tateishi. This work, fusing Japanese folk songs with march music, will have a wide appeal much like its sister works March-Bou-Shu and March-Chagu-Chagu, also published by De Haske Publications (Hal Leonard Europe).

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March: Celebration & Glory - James Swearingen

This exciting and dynamic original concert march by James Swearingen is perfect for concert or contest performances. Written in 2/4, the bright "Celebration" segues perfectly the stately "Glory" to creating all of the undeniable appeal that one would expect from this popular composer. Highly spirited and highly recommended!

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March: Grandioso

One of the most distinctive marches ever written, this stately standard is a perfect concert or festival selection. Glover's outstanding arrangement is not simplified or abridged in any way, but does offer insightful articulations, clear dynamics and large readable parts for the modern concert band instrumentation. The nature of the opening strains makes this a wonderful vehicle for teaching everyone in the band chromatic scales. Tremendous! Grade 3 1/2

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Marcha de Los Gladiadores - Juan Vicente Mas Quiles

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Marcha por el Funeral del Seor Rana - Leroy Osmon

Marcha por el Funeral del Seor Rana by Leroy Osmon is from a set of Three Marches for Stan Mauldin. Scored for concert band.

Marchalade - Peter Riedemann

Marchalade is a straightforward, refreshing new march by Peter Riedemann. Following a compelling introduction, the descant presents a light, playful theme, which is repeated with a legato countermelody in the tenor register. The second reprise is characterized by the alternation of descant and bass. The trio part is initially played cantabile, followed by a bold marcato repetition.

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Marche a Suivre, Batterie Fanfare - Nicolas

Marche Alsacienne - Nortiz-Vermet