Band Poster by Michael Shea, 1994
(Rain damaged and permanently retired)
Our Repertoire
Current (+)
Marches
Sousa
Colonel Bogey
El Capitan March Graham
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine The Fort Point March
The Thunderer+ On the Mall
King Cotton March theSixth+ (Comp. by Steuart Goodwin)
(See Below for Audio/Visual - YouTube)
The New York Hippodrome La Sorella
Washington Post National Emblem
Semper Fidelis Thunder and Blazes
Manhattan Beach Zacatecas
Fairest of the Fair Seventy-Six Trombones
Liberty Bell The West Point March
U. S. Field Artillery Ticonderoga March
Hands Across the Sea Bombasto+
High School Cadets+ Old Comrades (Alte Kamaraden)+
Jack Tar Gillette Look Sharp March
Invincible Eagle Joyces 71st
Under the Double Eagle The New Colonial
College Fight Song Medley+ The Klaxon+
RAGS & NOVELTY TUNES
Teddy Trombone Mutiny
Floatin' Down to Cotton Town The Nightingale and the Frogs
Lassus Trombone The Mill in the Forest
The King of Rags Peaches and Cream
Hungarian Rag The Sunny South
Looney Tunes Overture Alexander's Ragtime Band
Wild Cherries The Excelsior Gallop
Dark Town Strutters Ball The Whistler and His Dog+
Silver Heels The Can Can Gallop
Too Much Mustard (Tres Moutarde) Hallelujah Trombone+
SONGS LIGHT CLASSICS
Mary (What are you Waiting For?)** Overture for Band (Mendelssohn) Victory at Sea (Rodgers)
Radiant Redlands Second Suite in "F" for Military Band (Holst) Radetzky March (Strauss)
Put Me Off At Redlands Rondo from Clarinet Concerto (Mozart) Suite in E-Flat (Holst)
California Here I Come Enigma Variations (Elgar)
Redlands Sing-Along Waltzes Light Cavalry Overture (Suppe')
George Gershwin Selections Prelude to Die Meistersinger (Wagner)
Salute to Ol' Blue Eyes Lohengrin Selection (Wagner)
When the Lights Go On Again Carmen Selections (Bizet)
In the Good Old Summertime Poet and Peasant Overture (Suppe')
Over There Medley Egmont Overture (Beethoven)
Let the Rest of the World Go By Estudiantina (Waldteufel)
Pretty Baby The William Tell Overture (Rossini)
Memories Tannhauser Grand March+
The Lost Chord**
I Love to Hear You Singing**
DANCE MUSIC SPECIALTY NUMBERS
In The Mood A Trumpeter's Lullaby The Symphonic Beatles
It Don't Mean a Thing......That Swing Bugler's Holiday The Oregon Trail
Four From the Forties Irish Washerwoman Viva Mexico
Blue Tango Leroy Anderson Portrait Espana Cani
Beautiful Ohio Dixieland Jam Twentiana
Vienna Dreams Waltz Viva Paris+ The Big Apple*
The Old Timers Waltz Fanfare for the Common Man By George*
The Gold and Silver Waltz The Bride of the Waves Dixieland Parade
La Virgin de la Macarena Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep American Salute
Wedding of the Winds Best Foot Forward* American Patrol+
The Blue Danube Waltz O Henry!+ The Kindergarten March
Over The Waves+ Parade of the Wooden Soldiers
Blue Moon*** Disney's Magic Kingdom+
The Woodwind Polka Easter Monday on the White House Lawn
Espana Waltz+
Zwei Kleine Tanze (Two Little Dances - Mozart)+
* Arr. By: Herb Mattick
** Arr. By: Steuart Goodwin
***Arr. By: Dave Ruff
SHOW TUNES PATRIOTIC STANDARDS HYMNS
John Williams in Concert + God Bless America + Fanfare Prelude on
God of Our Fathers+
The Wizard of Oz America the Beautiful (Dragon) + Eternal FatherStrong
Selections from South Pacific Star Spangled Banner + To Save
Selections from Oklahoma America**+ (My Country Tis of Thee)
Mary Poppins Selections Battle Hymn of the Republic
Selections from The Great Race This Is My Country
Beauty and the Beast The Service Salute* +
Cinema Showcase 2
Walt Disney Overture
Selections from H.M.S. Pinafore
Selections from The Little Mermaid
It's Broadway
Selections from The Pirates of Penzance
Selections from The Merry Widow
Selections from Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Pineapple Poll
*The Stars and Stripes Forever! - Our National March It is arguably the most famous march in the world and it's certainly one of the best! It is recognized by the U.S. government as the official march of the United States (
U.S. Code, Title 36, Section 304). It has original lyrics by Sousa and some other words you may have learned as a child that are definitely NOT by Sousa ("Be Kind To Your Web-Footed Friends"). With crashing cymbals, bombastic brass and chirping piccolos, "The Stars and Stripes Forever!" gets millions of people on their feet, clapping and cheering every year.
