Partitions John Philip Sousa pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

Composed for the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland (1920).

A Musical Joke (classics up to date, entertainment)

Based on Martin Luther's chorale A Mighty Fortress Is Our God that was written in 1527, the powerful melody lends itself well to symphonic treatment within the colors of the modern concert band. Ellio...

What a way to open any concert. The Black Horse Troopis one of John Philip Sousa?s best known marches and was described by the great Frederick Fennell as ?a regimental march of classic content and pro...

A stunning original work by our beloved "March King," America paints a beautiful and exciting picture of the building of a great nation. Complete with clanging steel, burnished axes clearing the fores...

Published in Sousa's own orchestration for the first time. A "new" Sousa march is rare indeed! LudwigMasters is proud to make available this outstanding Sousa march in a detailed and expertly edited v...

Our latest publication with the approval of John Philip Sousa IV, Pathfinder of Panama is playable, quintessential Sousa. It has memorable melodies, the usual outstanding countermelodies, and the scin...

Our latest publication with the approval of John Philip Sousa IV, Pathfinder of Panama is playable, quintessential Sousa. It has memorable melodies, the usual outstanding countermelodies, and the scin...

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 exp...

The title is all the description needed to know the why of Sousa's writing of the march. The why of your performing it is even easier . . . it's a Sousa march, it's not well known, and it should be be...

LudwigMasters Publications is pleased to add this stirring march to our Heritage of the Concert Band Series. Sousa's marches are a national treasure and this is a fine example of his style, arranged b...

Published for the first time, Circus Galop finds its origins in Sousa's last and unperformed opera The Irish Dragoon. Short, arresting and classically Sousa, this light-hearted and exciting work is a...

Effektvolles Potpourri in 2 Teilen (mit Vokalchor ad lib.) mit Märschen von Julius Fucik und John Philip Sousa.