Washington Post - John Philip Sousa

Next to Stars and Stripes Forever, this march, universally known as "The March King," is probably the best-known march by John Philip Sousa (1854-1932). From its energetic opening through the memorable 1st strain, the tuneful second and memorable trio, this is a beloved example of march writing at its best. A perfect introduction to the 6/8 march style, this very playable version will be a great warm-up march for contest and festival. Duration: 3'

Washington Post March - John Philip Sousa

One of the proudest and most well-known of all Sousa marches, is available in a full concert size edited by Frederick Fennell.

Washington's Fanfare - Alexander N. Abbott

Abbott's new flute choir rings true to the best of the presidential fanfares, an original work which evokes the pageantry and honor of its subject. Score and parts are supplied for piccolo, 3 flutes, alto flute, bass flute, contrabass flute, and string bass, with many substitution options.

Wassail - Robert W. Smith

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Wassail March

Wassail!

Bring something different to your holiday concert this year with this richly contrasting medley of wassailing songs that hearken back to the close of the Middle Ages. Ancient melodies in medley carefully arranged for the Grade 2 band makes this an effective choice for your holiday festivities. Concluding with the ever popular We Wish You a Merry Christmas, this delightful grouping of carols will work anywhere in the performance, even as the closer. (Grade 2)

Wassup - Serra Eric

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Wat een Geluk - D. Schallies

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Wat een Spreker is Die Man - Seth Gaaikema

Watamigonnado - Maddeford

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