March of the Three Wise Men of the East - Franz Liszt

This piece is taken from Franz Listz's Christmas Tree Suite, a composition originally written for piano and based on traditional Christmas carols. Here, the mysterious march based on Adeste Fideles is arranged for modern concert band. Keeping as many of the original articulations and expressive moments as possible, this piece offers musicians the valuable performance skills of listening and balance while also introducing music from an important composer.

March of the Wandering Wnderpus Octopus

This is a fun march that audience and students alike will love! It is very easy with very easy syncopation which makes it such a fun rhythm to play. Clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is C.

March Spectacular

A collection from master arranger Andrew Balent, this compilation of classic marches contains some all-time favorites. These exciting, playable versions can be used as a wonderful teaching tool for the young band.

March Spectacular - Alford

A collection from master arranger Andrew Balent, this compilation of classic marches contains some all-time favorites. These exciting, playable versions can be used as a wonderful teaching tool for the young band.

March Spectacular - Bigelow

A collection from master arranger Andrew Balent, this compilation of classic marches contains some all-time favorites. These exciting, playable versions can be used as a wonderful teaching tool for the young band.

March Spectacular - Codina

A collection from master arranger Andrew Balent, this compilation of classic marches contains some all-time favorites. These exciting, playable versions can be used as a wonderful teaching tool for the young band.

March Spectacular - Purdy

A collection from master arranger Andrew Balent, this compilation of classic marches contains some all-time favorites. These exciting, playable versions can be used as a wonderful teaching tool for the young band.

Mars - Gustav Holst

This hard-hitting arrangement of Holst's classic from "The Planets" dispenses with any initial build-up and hits you with a wall of sound right from the first note! Probably the most famous classical piece in 5/4 meter, this takes all the powerful impact points and combines them into an explosive showstopper.

Matinee - Bill Calhoun

Medallion - Marzetta F. Alexander