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Concert Marches | Easy
Cheshire Forest March—Michael Oare.
In the spirit of the classic British march
style, this work opens in a stately tempo
and features a bold fanfare. Each strain
features a tuneful melody, and the trio
section provides a contrasting lyrical and
graceful mood. With room for expressive
playing and collective musicality, this is an
appealing addition to any concert or contest
program. (c. 2:10)
11570180 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Darklands March (March Through the
Dark Forest)—Randall D. Standridge. This
somewhat dark and edgy concert march is
written in minor mode with the militaristic
first half of the march in stark contrast to the
lyrical trio. An expertly-written easy concert
march that is also an excellent work for
teaching march style, dotted eighth/sixteenth
note rhythms and motivic development.
10457936 Band Set & Score . . . E 70.00
Dawn Patrol—Chris Ferguson. The
traditional march form provides a clear
framework in this easy band work shaped
by inspired by the "dawn patrols" of early
rising local surfers in North Carolina. The
standard structure and accessible writing
make it useful for introducing the march
style to young players, and moments of
dynamic contrast add interest and musical
shape. Imagery of the early-morning surf
along the Outer Banks lends the music a
relaxed yet purposeful character.
11677902 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Dead Man's March—Randall Standridge.
Raise the anchor and beware the shadows!
Set sail on a ghostly adventure through the
haunted caverns of Shadow Cove. This
minor-mode concert march opens with a
lonely snare drum solo as spectral pirates
begin their eerie procession, gradually
joined by the full ensemble. Following
traditional march form, the piece features
melodic moments for every section and a
cinematic soundscape full of suspense and
mystery. As the ghosts vanish into the mist,
the snare solo returns to close the piece with
a haunting final beat. Perfect for Halloween
concerts, festivals, or any performance that
calls for a touch of the supernatural!
11622899 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Desert Winds (Concert March)—Scott D.
Johnson. Bring a burst of joy to your concert
with this lively march for young bands!
Featuring colorful auxiliary percussion parts
that add sparkle and excitement beyond the
traditional march style, this piece makes a
delightful highlight on any program.
11617870 Band Set & Score . . . E 50.00
El Manto Dorado (Concert March)—
Jorge Vargas. This style of march, the
pasodoble, is popular in Spain and Mexico
and with mariachi groups. Commonly used
in bullfights, the most popular ones were
named after famous bullfighters; this title may
be translated as "The Golden Cape." Driving
rhythms and memorable melodies abound in
this dazzling offering that will showcase the
best in your developing musicians at your
next festival or concert performance.
11515719 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Espana Cani—arr. Michael Story.
This famous Spanish march has been
masterfully scored in an easy setting.
Contains all the appealing elements of the
original... the noble introduction, the exciting
trumpet fanfare and the paso doble style
that is so unique and appealing. Extremely
playable and stylish, it will add a colorful
spark to any performance.
10066632 Band Set & Score . . . E 70.00
Forward March! (Flex Band)—Paul Murtha.
A carefully adapted flex arrangement of the
original popular march for young players!
11517345 Band Set & Score . . . E 50.00
Grand Galop—Johnnie Vinson. An
American musical phenomenon, the circus
march (or "galop" or "screamer") was
commonly used during the circus heyday as
a way to stir up enthusiasm for the various
acts and excite the crowds. Grand Galop is
a concert march for young players in the
circus march tradition, and is guaranteed
to raise the excitement level of any concert
or festival. With modest technical and range
demands, you are invited to play this as fast
as you dare!
10316508 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Heartland March—Randall Standridge.
Take a trip down home in this dazzling
work that mixes bluegrass music with the
traditional march structure. Fiddle and folk
harmonies inspire the catchy melodies,
with engaging parts for all instrumentalists.
With optional parts for authentic bluegrass
instruments, this march will be sure to leave
your audience's toes tapping at your next
concert or festival performance!
11573968 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Highland March—Gene Milford. Young
bands can play marches too! Start them
off on the right foot with this toe-tapping
original. Perfect for laying the foundation of
this style, this traditional-form march in 2/4
has accessible rhythms, catchy melodies,
and all the trappings of a standard classic!
Great for any concert performance.
11562274 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Homeward Bound March—John Philip
Sousa/arr. Tyler Arcari. This timeless Sousa
classic has been scored for the developing
ensemble, making it more accessible to
more ensembles! In traditional format and
with all of Sousa's charm, this march has
an infectious trio, accessible obligato, and
that typical fun break strain we have come
to expect from the March King!
11615062 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Legend of the Red Tails (March)—
Matthew R. Putnam. An homage to the
storied Tuskegee Airmen, this march
in traditional form will make a perfect
addition to any concert program or festival
evaluation.
11615052 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Luz y Sombra—Jorge Vargas. This original
concert march is sure to be a favorite at
your next concert! Delightful melodies and
harmonies are utilized within the traditional
march form to create a piece that sounds
both new and familiar. A great addition to
the march repertoire.
11400083 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Mad Dash—Timothy Loest. Step back
in time with this thrilling circus galop
composed in the style of Karl L. King.
Experience an evening inside the Big Top,
complete with capricious clowns, amazing
aerialists, enormous elephants, and a
superlative spectacle of downright death-
defying feats. Get ready, you're about to
make a mad dash!
10607776 Band Set & Score . . . E 75.00
March Forward—Chris Sharp. An
outstanding introduction to the march
form for developing bands, the A-B-A form
makes for easy preparation, and limited
ranges and rhythmic responsibilities make
for smooth sailing. Perfect for your next
concert program.
11574229 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
March of the Arachnids—Randall D.
Standridge. The second movement from
Randall Standridge's "Garden Suite."
The Itsy Bitsy Spider and Shoo Fly are its
primary melodic material, though they are
given some quirky little twists. Standridge
shows off his creative writing skills by
combining the two melodies for a rousing
ending. A strikingly original march that will
help teach students to play in 6/8.
11000426 Band Set & Score . . . E 70.00
March of the Phantom Revelers—
Rebecca Markov. Full of eerie energy,
this concert march uses dark harmony to
create an intriguing twist on tradition. Light
chromaticism brings to life compelling yet
accessible themes, and highly active
percussion is paired with engaging parts
for every instrument. This is a versatile
march suitable for a spirited festival piece
or as a uniquely captivating opener any
time of the year.
11687459 Band Set & Score . . . E 80.00
March Phantasma—Randall Standridge.
Looking for a fresh and nontraditional
march? Look no further! This march
creates a decidedly creepy vibe while
staying true to the traditional march form.
Minor modes, catchy melodies, and
plentiful percussion help make this an
excellent and unique selection for your
next concert or festival performance.
11400071 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Marching Song—Holst/arr. Moss. Here's
a rare gem from the band literature
archives, rescored with more practical
instrumentation and part writing. Originally
taken from an orchestral work entitled Two
Songs Without Words, Marching Song is
vintage Holst style, tuneful and engaging.
John Moss' new version makes an ideal
program number for concert band.
2402212 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Regalium—Kevin Clary. Young bands get
a chance to create lush, mature sounds
while exploring reverence and dignity
through stylistic variety. Set in a key ideal for
early ensembles, it's both a strong teaching
tool and a concert-worthy selection.
11515935 Band Set & Score . . . E 55.00
Sauty Creek March—Jonathan Bubbett.
Capture the rugged beauty and quiet
wonder of Buck's Pocket State Park,
where towering hardwoods, rocky trails,
and cascading water shape an untamed
Appalachian landscape. Written for young
band in a traditional march style, the music
pairs crisp marcato clarity with a light,
buoyant spirit, evoking the steady rhythm
and joy of a scenic hike along South Sauty
Creek. Energetic yet never heavy, the march
moves forward with confidence, freshness,
and a sense of outdoor adventure.
11687471 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Silver Falls March—Steve Hodges.
Traditional march style anchors this easy
concert band selection designed for
developing players. Clear accent patterns
reinforce style and articulation, supported
by percussion writing that reflects a mature
march sound. Low voices provide steady
foundation throughout while the melodies
circulate through the ensemble. A solid
choice for second-year players to introduce
authentic march character and articulation.
11678237 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00
Slava March—Randall Standridge.
"Slava," Ukrainian for "glory," serves as the
inspiration for this stirring Grade 2 concert
march in minor mode. Bold rhythms, active
percussion, and soaring countermelodies
combine to create a worthy vehicle for
teaching march style to your young
musicians. Vocal effects add the final heroic
touch. An excellent selection for your next
concert, festival, or honor band.
11515771 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
Southampton March—Robert Sheldon.
The charm and style of a British-style march
is brought front and center in this delightful
concert march for young band. The tuneful
melodies are reminiscent of English folk
tunes and create a tasty international
palette with which to open a concert or
festival performance.
10739115 Band Set & Score . . . E 52.00
Stampede March—Randall Standridge.
Saddle up and hold on tight – the thrill of the
Wild West is coming to your concert stage!
The spirit of classic Western film scores is
channeled into this lively and accessible
piece for young band. Catchy melodies,
driving rhythms, and playful sound effects
like whip cracks, wood blocks for hooves,
and trumpet horse whinnies put a fresh spin
on the traditional march. Equal parts fun and
flair, it's a crowd-pleasing choice for concerts
or festival performances that your students
will love to saddle up again and again.
11622911 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00
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