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Editions of R. B. Hall Marches for Modern Wind Band

• March Chandler's- Dedicated to Chandler's Band of Portland, Maine, considered the best (and busiest) band in Maine during R.B. Hall's lifetime. The band is still active today having been formed in 1856.


• Greeting to Bangor March

  Bangor, Maine is a city where R.B. Hall lived and worked as director and featured soloist of the Bangor Band. He was greatly admired and respected in Bangor



• The Sentinel March

  The Sentinel is a newspaper in Waterville, Maine where R.B. Hall lived and worked, primarily with the Waterville Military Band, for much of his life.



• Fort Popham

  Named for Fort Popham, a fort located in Phippsburg, Maine at the mouth of the Kennebec River. It was used during the Civil War, the Spanish American War, and World War I on the beautiful coast of Maine. When R.B. Hall lived in Waterville, he often played on cruise barges that had Fort Popham as their destination.



• March Funebre

  A beautiful funeral march that became instantly famous when it was played by the US Navy Band during John F. Kennedy's funeral procession.



• Independentia

  Dedicated to the International Order of Odd Fellows. A nice up tempo march.



• Creole Queen

  A delightful march written in ragtime style

• The New Colonial March- edited by John Boyd, Published by Boosey & Hawkes


• S.I.B.A. March- Dedicated to the Illinois Band Association- edited by William E. McMath published by Harold Gore Publishing Co.


• Tenth Regiment (also know in England as Death or Glory)- arranged by Robert Foster


• Death or Glory (see above)- arranged by Desmond Walker

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