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Radetzky March, Op. 228 transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This is an intermediate advanced to advanced level arrangement and very suitable for Oktoberfest performances.

This is an excerpt from Giuseppe Verdi’s Triumphal March from Aida transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This transcription/arrangement is very suitable as a Processional or Recessional march and is advance intermediate in difficulty. Playing time: 1:40.

“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Saxophone Quartet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march.

Ruffles & Flourishes with the Generals March, & The Flag Officers March. Perfect for use when there are "Stars" at the ceremony but only a Saxophone Quartet to render honors. Both Soprano and Alto Sax for Soprano Sax parts are provided for this arrangement!

“Army of the Nile” by Kenneth Alford, transcription for Saxophone Quartet by Kenneth Abeling, is a British Style March. This is one of Alford’s most popular marches and is of an advanced intermediate to easier advanced level of difficulty.

“The Black Horse Troop”, here for Saxophone Quartet, is one of John Philip Sousa’s most popular marches. This arrangement is of intermediate level difficulty and audiences should readily recognize the melody.

“Bravura” is arguably C.E. Duble’s most popular and recognizable marches, transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate to advanced transcription and playable at either march tempo, or circus march tempo. Playing time: 2:00

“El Capitan”, transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet, is another one of John Philip Sousa’s famous marches. This transcription is of intermediate level difficulty.

“Garry Owen” or “Garryowen” is a Traditional Irish Air and adopted as the official tune/march of the US 7th Cavalry Regiment arranged here for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate arrangement.

“Hands Across the Sea” transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet, is another one of John Philip Sousa’s famous marches.

Joyce’s 71st N.Y. Regiment March by Thornton Barnes Boyer and arranged here for Saxophone Quartet by Kenneth Abeling. This March honoring the 71st Regiment who participated in many of the major battles during the Civil War is still a part of the Marching Band and Concert Band literature performed by U.S. American Military Bands. Performance Time 2:30.

This is the “National Emblem” march by E. E. Bagely transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate arrangement of the very well know march.

C. Teike's Old Comrades (Alte Kamaraden) is one of the most popular German marches of all time! Transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. Both Soprano and Alto Sax for Soprano Sax parts are provided for this arrangement!

Sir Edward Elgar’s “Pomp and Circumstance”, arranged here for Saxophone Quartet, is arguably the most popular graduation ceremony processional of all time. This is an easy transcription (since you will likely be repeating it several times) and loyal to the original.

“Semper Fidelis” transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet, is another one of John Philip Sousa’s famous marches and The Official March of the United States Marine Corps. This transcription is of intermediate to advanced intermediate level difficulty.

“The Liberty Bell” transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet, is another one of John Philip Sousa’s famous marches and the theme to the Monty Python TV series. This transcription is of intermediate to advanced intermediate level difficulty.

“The Stars and Stripes Forever” is arguably John Philip Sousa’s most famous march and the Official March of the USA, transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This transcription is advanced intermediate level in difficulty.

“The Thunderer” transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet, is another one of John Philip Sousa’s famous marches. This transcription is of intermediate level difficulty.

“Washington Post” is one of John Philip Sousa’s most famous marches transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This transcription is of intermediate level difficulty.

The German National Anthem based on a theme by Joseph Haydn for Saxophone Quartet. Both Soprano and Alto Sax for Soprano Sax parts are provided for this arrangement!

This is a collection or medley of three of George M. Cohan’s favorite patriotic songs arranged for Saxophone Quartet. The songs include; 1. “Over There!”, 2. “Yankee Doodle Boy” (commonly referred to as “I’m A Yankee Doodle Dandy”) and 3. Grand Old Flag. This collection can be played as individual songs or as medley. It should be playable by a good middle school group but advanced and professional musicians will find use for this arrangement during patriotic holidays and certain ceremonies.

This is “Colonel Bogey” by Kenneth Alfred and featured in the 1957 Academy Award winning movie, The Bridge on the River Kwai. This is an intermediate level transcription for Saxophone Quartet and it’s originally whistled melody will be familiar to most who hear it!

Three Popular Patriotic and Ceremonial favorites to include: “The Star-Spangled Banner”, “America the Beautiful” and “America” (My Country Tis of Thee) arranged here for Saxophone Quartet.

“The Fairest of the Fair”, here for Saxophone Quartet, is one of John Philip Sousa’s perhaps lesser played but certainly one of his best marches. This arrangement is an advanced intermediate to easy advanced level of difficulty and perfect for Patriotic ceremonies and events.

Zacatecas March or, La Marche De Zacatecas by Genaro Codina arranged here for Saxophone Quartet by Kenneth Abeling. Zacatecas March is a Mexican Patriotic Song, the anthem of the state of Zacatecas and considered to be the second national anthem of Mexico. This is an advanced intermediate arrangement and this delightful march and is suitable for general performance as well as Mexican ethnic and patriotic events. The Playing time can range from 1:48 to 4:30 depending on repeats, the D.C. and which of the two possible end points is chosen. To view and listen to this piece in its entirety as well hundreds of other arrangement and transcriptions by Kenneth Abeling at the lowest prices available please visit: www.lincolnmusicpublications.com

Valdres March by Johannes Hanssen arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This an advanced intermediate to easier advanced arrangement of this very popular Norwegian March. Playing time approximately 3:30.

God Bless the U.S.A. words and music by Lee Greenwood for Saxophone Quartet. This is an intermediate level arrangement of Lee Greenwood’s American patriotic country song. This song is a must the patriotic season! Playing time approximately 3:00

Seventy-Six Trombones, or 76 Trombones by Meredith Wilson arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate to easier advanced arrangement of the signature song from the 1957 musical, The Music Man. https://lincolnmusicpublications.com/music/search.php?q=Seventy-Six+Trombones

The Invincible Eagle by John Philip Sousa transcribed for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate to easier advanced transcription of one of Sousa’s very favorite patriotic marches written for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. The playing time is approximately 3:30.

Americans We by Henry Fillmore arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate to easier advanced arrangement this popular patriotic march. The playing time is approximately 3:00.

His Honor by Henry Fillmore arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate transcription of this popular Fillmore circus march. The playing time is approximately 3:00.

The Footlifter by Henry Fillmore arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate to easier advanced arrangement this popular patriotic march. The playing time is approximately 3:00.

Washington Grays or Washington Greys written by Claudio S. Grafulla transcribed here for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced transcription of Grafulla’s march written for the 8th Regiment during the American Civil War. The Playing time is approximately 4:30 with the repeats and 2:15 without.

Le Regiment de Sambre et Meuse or, French National Défilé March as it commonly referred to in the U.S for Saxophone Quartet. Based on a poem/lyrics written by Paul Cézano and set to music by Robert Planquette then later arranged into a English style military march by Joseph-Francios Rauski. This is an early advanced level arrangement. The Playing time is approximately 2:40 with only the final strain repeated. A “turn-around”, D.C. and a D.S.s are available to further lengthen the piece of so desired. The MP3 and video do not include these but the score and parts do.

March Grandioso, by Ronald Forrest Seitz transcribed for Saxophone Quartet. This is an early advanced level arrangement of one of the most popular marches of all time. The Playing time is approximately 2:40.

God Bless America by Irving Berlin arranged for Saxophone Quartet. This is an advanced intermediate arrangement of one of the most enduring American patriotic songs of all time. The Playing time is approximately 3:00.