The Royal Irish Regiment - Larry Clark

The Royal Irish Regiment is an infantry regiment of the British army. This march was therefore meant to be in the style of a classic British style march. The march is set to emulate the passing by of the regiment as it marches in a parade. It starts with a tuneful fife-sounding melody in the flute or piccolo over the sound of bagpipes. The march then developes featuring all of the sections of the band in this colorful regal type march. Use it as a different type of march at your next contest or festival performance.

The Royal Regiment - Joseph Compello

An exciting British/Regimental style march by a master offeriting for young musicians, Joe Compello's, The Royal Regiment is tuneful and harmonically straight forward. Set in a stately march tempo, the overall effect is of a band on parade approaching from far away and, After a fully-scored climax, receding to the sound offerums fading out in the distance. This is a good alternative march selection for contest or festival. Duration: 3'

The Royal Sword

From its opening fanfare to its aggressive final climax, The Royal Sword provides both the performer and listener with a musical portrayal of medieval times. Its regal and exciting depiction of stately kings and queens makes this piece an exciting addition to your concert or festival program.

The Ruin of Staatz - Daniel Muck

The Ruins Of Palmyra - Amir Molookpour

The Ruins of Tulum - Jack Wilds

The Ruler Of The Spirits - Carl Maria von Weber

The Running of the Bulls - Michael Story

Musically depicting the annual Fiesta de San Fermin celebration in Pamplona, Spain, the overture is cast in two segments, opening with a peaceful reflective setting, Morning in Pamplona, and followed by the dynamic The Running of the Bulls. High energy! (2:30)

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The Russian Sailor's Dance - Robert E. Foster Jr.

Another classical addition to the Achievement Series that retains the sound and excitement of the original, but is carefully scored and notated for success with young players. As with the original, it begins slow and mysteriously, gradually increasing speed as it builds up to the presto and an explosive conclusion that will bring the audience to their feet. This is the perfect piece to introduce an exciting classic to your young musicians and impress audiences.

The Rusty Bucket - Carol Brittin Chambers

This piece is pure energy from start to finish. If you have ever played the popular Grainger classic Molly on the Shore with your band, think of this as a modern Molly on the Shore! This piece contains lots of pop/rock/Latin infused licks that will showcase the talents of your advanced band. It is a short but fun journey that will bring the audience to their feet.