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This popular March Trio lets even small Bands sound Big. The uncomplicated rhythmms make a good introduction to Alla Breve notation as well.

This traditional melody in March format is a good introduction to 6/8 time for young musicians. It is also easy to combine with song and movement activities. Arranged for smaller ensembles.

Sam Rydberg was dedicating three marches to the Italian style. Here is the 3rd, a great concert march with challenges for all instrumental groups in the wind band.

Evert Taube met 'Fritiof Andersson' in Dover, 1910 (in a chant). From this moment Fritiof came back as a character in a lot of Taube's songs.

This march is well-suited to be played both at concerts and at marching events. It does not require full instrumentation. A princess was born and so was this march to set her off in

Echo March takes its point of departure in the fingering patterns that are most natural in relation to the motor skills of beginning musicians. The inclusion of a characteristic trio gives the piece a...

This march was first named Prince Carl March, after a swedish prince. When Norway gained its independence in 1905 it was renamed after the young Crown Prince Olav, who later became King Olav V.

The danish Prince Carl was elected King of Norway when Norway became inependent in 1905. He took the name King Haakon VII, and Oscar Borg was asked to compose this march in his honour

For the 50th celebration (1995) of the end of the World War II, Sigurd Sjoberg wrote this eminent march with beautiful melodies and heroic posture. Both musicians and listeners will be happy from this...

Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) moved from Italy to Paris and started as a kitchen boy. Alongside he also composed music and was a dancer and actor. He soon became leader of the court orchestra, and w...

This wedding march from Lødingen (small village in North-Norway) is widely used in wedding ceremonies. Norwegian artist Halvdan Sivertsen performs it often on his concerts with lyrics, but the melody...

This traditional wedding march comes from the Norwegian village of Viklem, Ørlandet at Fosenhalvøya which is a part of the county Trøndelag. The melody was picked up by local fiddler Jochum Olsen Håpr...

This wedding march originates from the Valdres region in Norway. The municipality of 'Southern Aurdal' is known for its two beautiful 'Stave' churches, probably built around 1160-1190. The wedding ma...

'De naere ting' ('The nearest thing)') is one of the most famous songs for 'sing-along' with lyrics by Arne Paasche Aasen and music by Kurt Foss and Reidar Boe. They also recorded the song in the 1950...

Bravo March' was originally composed for a local junior band. It's written in a traditional march style and it has been important to include melody lines in most parts. However, being a quite easy mar...

Many prominent persons have got marches dedicated to them. Generals and colonels, kings and crownprinsesses, professors and captains. Now, finally the common man (you and me) can proudly say we have o...

I was made aware of this beautiful wedding march in connection with a wedding in Lofoten, up north in Norway as I made an arrangement for quintet and altosax soloist. Later, I wrote an arrangement for...

Clarinet Crazy! is written for Leif-Arne Pedersen, Solo Clarinetist with the Oslo Philharmonic and former Artistic director at The Royal Norwegian Navy Band. The medley consist of the tunes 'Nice Work...

This medley features the music of Norwegian singer/songwriter Halvdan Sivertsen in a challenging and colourful arrangement for Concert Band. Many of his most famous songs are arranged in styles like b...