Marsj i april / March in April - Hans Offerdal

This very playable and fun march provides true feeling of Spring and sounds best in April, but can of course be played all year long! There are challenges for everyone, but Part 1 in Clarinet, Trumpet and Alto Saxophone is written a bit more difficult than Part 2. It is similar in Flute when playing divisi.

  View Music

Marsparade No.3 - Piet Bisselink

  View Music

Marsparade No.4 - Piet Bisselink

  View Music

Marsrefreintjes No. 1

Marsrefreintjes No. 2

Marsyas - Maxime Aulio

  View Music

Martenizza - Piet Swerts

'Martenizza' is the Bulgarian word for the month March. This work describes an old custom in Bulgaria introduced to the composer was through Ivo Stoykov, a Bulgarian acquaintance. In accordance with tradition good friends give each other a number of white and red pennants on the 1st of March. When a stork has been spotted for the first time in March, the pennants are hung in a tree, and one can make a wish. According to the custom, friends wish each other health and happiness for the coming year.

Martha - Friedrich von Flotow

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1905. No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work. If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

Martial Prelude - David Andrews

Martial Rabbit - Leonard

Morning in the forest. Peter Rabbit assembles his troops and they parade through the forest, to the accompaniment of the various birds. The barking of dogs is heard in the distance, gradually drawing closer. At the approach of the dogs, pandemonium reigns and the rabbits scurry to shelter -- but, as the dogs disappear, in the distance, the war-like spirit is received. Peter Rabbit again assembles his troops as they march, passing in review and away through the forest.