American Volunteers - Ed Huckeby

This concert march has all the spirit and appeal of a traditional "foot-lifter", combined with a unique harmonic and melodic flow at the trio which is absolutely unforgettable. It's spirited and energetic style makes "American Volunteers" a "must play" for festival competition or concert performance. Your audiences will be marching in the aisles to this one!

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American Wheelman - Brooke

Americana Overture - Holcombe

This outstanding arrangement opens dramatically with "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" then moves to a majestic treatment of "America, the Beautiful" before concluding with an easy yet very effective "Star Spangled Banner."

Americana Suite - John Glenesk Mortimer

Americana West - Paul Yoder

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Americanarama - Robert E. Foster

Make learning fun with this tuneful setting of three popular early American songs. Ring, Ring the Banjo and Camptown Races are included in this delightful and educational arrangement thats upbeat and vibrant. The Girl I Left Behind Me makes the perfect feature for flute solo or the flute section and snare drum for an effective taste of colonial America.

Americans Lost - Christopher Tucker

Americans We

This may be one of the most popular marches of the hundreds that were written by Henry Fillmore. Robert Foster has clarified some inconsistencies in the original quick-step size edition and provided extensive program notes on performing this marvelous march.

Americans We - Henry Fillmore

This famous, well-known and loved march by Henry Fillmore, edited by Frederick Fennell and now available in concert size, is basic to any good band library!

Americans We (March) - Henry Fillmore

Henry Fillmore's classic march is arranged here for younger bands by Andrew Balent, acquainting school groups with a band staple early in their playing careers.