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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March: The Lion's Gate - Ralph Ford

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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 - Georg Friedrich Händel

Marche a Suivre, Batterie Fanfare - Nicolas

Marche alla Turka - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Marche Alsacienne - Nortiz-Vermet

Marche Americana - Søren Hyldgaard

Marche Americana owes a great deal to those heroic movie marches by composers in the like of John Williams, Elmer Bernstein, Alfred Newman, and others. In fact, you could say that it is a brash film theme looking for a home in,say, another Great Escape, Patton, or 1941.

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