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£64.50El Capitan - John Philip Sousa / arr. Jack Bullock
When one thinks of "marches," one almost automatically thinks of John Philip Sousa. Perhaps the greatest march writer of all time, he composed literally hundreds of these works. El Capitan ranks high in his list of classics. The first several strains are written in six-eight, and the last strains in two-four, giving a unique change of character. This scoring has reduced the technical difficulties while keeping the integrity of this well-known work. (2:21)
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£53.95El Capitan - John Philip Sousa / arr. Robert W. Smith and Michael Story
This wonderful Sousa march has been scored for your second-year students. Even with the rhythms simplified, the excitement remains. is a rousing addition to any program. (1:31)
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£66.95Golden Jubilee - John Philip Sousa / ed. Frederick Fennell
Written in 1928 to commemorate 50 years as a conductor, this often-forgotten Sousa march is joyous and uplifting. In duple time, this quick-step is a welcome addition to any traditional band concert, inside or out. Clearly edited with all original nuances marked. (3:33)
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£80.95George Washington Bicentennial March - John Philip Sousa / ed. Frederick Fennell
Commissioned for the occasion of George Washington's bicentennial celebration in 1932, this march was premiered by the combined military bands in Washington, D.C., conducted by Sousa himself. Now with freshly engraved parts and a brand new full score! (3:51)
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£62.95The Liberty Bell - John Philip Sousa / arr. Michael Story
You can hear the bell in this clearly edited arrangement of the familiar Sousa march. Ample doublings of all the traditional lines ensure a grandiose performance. A solid programming choice for all occasions. (3:42)
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£58.50The Fairest of the Fair - John Philip Sousa / arr. Larry Clark
From the time that he entered the Marine Band at age 13 as an apprentice musician to today, the name John Philip Sousa has immediately brought to the minds of millions of us the musical form of the march. We've whistled, sung or played his music for over a hundred years. Arranger Larry Clark provides a fresh opportunity for the young player to experience the joy of playing one of the greatest works from the pen of 'The March King.'
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£79.50The Lambs' March - John Philip Sousa / arr. Loras John Schissel
One of Sousa's lesser-known gems, this intriguing march deserves much more renown. It is refreshingly melodic and infectious. It is not as difficult as many of the March King's other works yet maintains that unique Sousa quality. This will be one of your greatest finds this year.
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£53.95Hands Across the Sea - John Philip Sousa / arr. Jerry Brubaker
Jerry Brubaker has prepared this dynamic Sousa march for developing bands. The energy is retained while the rhythms, notes and articulations have been simplified for young players. As the title implies, was originally composed to express eternal friendship through music to our allies abroad. (3:00) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
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£62.95Ancient and Honorable Artillery - John Philip Sousa / arr. Loras John Schissel
Our Heritage of the Concert Band series expands with another of the beloved March King's expert works. Carefully edited for historic correctness and playability by the modern concert band by Sousa expert Loras John Schissel, this march shows the band at its rousing best.
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£58.50Corcoran Cadets - John Philip Sousa / arr. Frederick Fennell
Sousa's second decade of writing marches began with The Corcoran Cadets (1890). The piece is an eighth-note march designed more for sit-down playing, rather than for the field. It seems as though Sousa set out to compose a march that would be produced with minimum resources, yet be rhythmically neat, textrurally clean, harmonically and melodically satisfying, and stylistically unique by his own standards. It was the first march performed by The Eastman Wind Ensemble, led by Frederick Fennell, closing their first NBC broadcast in 1953.
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