[edit] Famous Marches

The following is a list of popular marches from around the world that are frequently performed in the United States. They are in alphabetical order for easy reading.

• "Old Comrades (Alte Kameraden)" - Carl Teike
• "All Sports March" - Robert Farnon
• "American Patrol" - W. Frank Meacham, copyrighted March 30, 1885
  

  "Repasz Band March" by Chas. C. Sweeley.
• "Americans We" - Henry Fillmore, published in 1929
• "Bandology" - Eric Osterling
• "Barnum and Bailey's Favorite" - Karl L. King, composed in 1913
• "The Big Cage" - Karl L. King, Copyright 1934
• "Blaze Away!" - Abe Holzmann
• "The Billboard" - John N. Klohr
• "Bombasto" - Orion R. Farrar
• "Boston Commandery March" - Thomas M. Carter
• "Bravura" - Charles Duble
• "Brighton Beach" - William Latham
• "Brooke's Chicago Marine Band" - Roland F. Seitz
• "The Chicago Tribune" - W. Paris Chambers
• "The Chimes of Liberty" - Edwin F. Goldman
• "Colossus of Columbia" - Russell Alexander
• "Colonel Bogey" - Kenneth J. Alford
• "Combination March" - Scott Joplin
• "Coronation March" from Le Prophète - Giacomo Meyerbeer
• "Crusade for Freedom" - J.J. Richards
• "Children of the Shrine" - James Swearingen
• "E Pluribus Unum" - Fred Jewell
• "El Capitan" - John Philip Sousa
• "Emblem of Unity" - J.J. Richards
• "Entry of the Gladiators" (Thunder and Blazes) - Julius Fucik, composed 1897
• "Fairest of the Fair" - John Philip Sousa
• "The Footlifter" - Henry Fillmore
• "The Gallant Seventh" - John Philip Sousa
• "Game of the Week March" - Joseph Mullendore
• "The Guadalcanal March" - Richard Rodgers
• "Hands Across the Sea" - John Philip Sousa, composed 1899
• "High School Cadets-March" - John Philip Sousa
• "Imperial March" - John Williams
• "In Storm and Sunshine" - John C. Heed
• "Independentia" - Robert B. Hall
• "Invincible Eagle" - John Philip Sousa
• "Invercargill" - Alex F. Lithgow, composed in 1900
• "The Klaxon" - Henry Fillmore, composed in 1929
• "Königgrätzer Marsch" - Johann Gottfried Piefke
• "The Liberty Bell" - John Philip Sousa, composed 1893
• March from A Little Suite - Trevor Duncan
• "March Grandioso" - Roland F. Seitz
  

  "Our Director March" by F.E. Bigelow.
• "The Melody Shop" - Karl L. King
• "Men of Ohio" - Henry Fillmore
• "The National Emblem" - Edwin E. Bagley
• "Official West Point March" - Philip Egner
• "On Parade" - Edwin Franko Goldman
• "On the Mall" - Edwin Franko Goldman
• "Onward and Upward" - Edwin Franko Goldman
• "On the Square" - Frank Panella
• "On the Quarter Deck" - Kenneth J. Alford
• "Our Director" - F.E. Bigelow
• "Pomp and Circumstance" no. 1 - Edward Elgar
• "Preußens Gloria" ("Prussia's Glory") - Johann Gottfried Piefke
• "The Purple Carnival" - Harry Alford
• "The Purple Pageant" - Karl L. King
• "Radetzky March" - Johann Strauss Sr.
• "Repasz Band" - Chas. C. Sweeley
• "Robinson's Grand Entree" - Karl L. King
• "Salutation" - Roland F. Seitz
• "Semper Fidelis" - John Philip Sousa
• "The Screamer" - Fred Jewell
• "The Southerner" - Russell Alexander
• "Sportsmaster" - Robert Busby
• "Stars and Bars" - Robert Jager
• "Stars and Stripes Forever" - John Philip Sousa, composed Dec 25, 1896
• "The Tenth Regiment" - Robert B. Hall
• "The Thunderer" - John Philip Sousa
• "Under the Double Eagle (Unter dem Doppeladler)" - Josef F. Wagner, composed 1902
• "Up the Street" - Robert G. Morse
• "Washington Greys" - Claudio S. Grafulla, composed in 1861
• "The Washington Post March" - John Philip Sousa, composed 1889
• "The Watch on the Rhine" - Franz von Blon