Loras John Schissel

Our Heritage of the Concert Band series expands with another of the beloved March King's expert works. Carefully edited for historic correctness and playability by the modern concert band by Sousa exp...

The title is all the description needed to know the why of Sousa's writing of the march. The why of your performing it is even easier . . . it's a Sousa march, it's not well known, and it should be be...

LudwigMasters Publications is pleased to add this stirring march to our Heritage of the Concert Band Series. Sousa's marches are a national treasure and this is a fine example of his style, arranged b...

Written for the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I and dedicated to General John J. Pershing, A. E. F. March has a special place in the history of the concert band. This arrangement by Loras...

Written for Powell Crosley of the Crosley Radio Corporation, The Crosley March arranged by Loras John Schissel resounds with the zest of Fillmore at his best. It's not easy, but it's worth any time ne...

Published for the first time, Circus Galop finds its origins in Sousa's last and unperformed opera The Irish Dragoon. Short, arresting and classically Sousa, this light-hearted and exciting work is a...

Sousa's wonderful concert medley of well-known hymns, exactly as performed by the Sousa Band to open all of their Sunday Concerts. Includes: Verdi Requiem, Rock of Ages, Steal Away, Mary & Martha, The...

Full Conductor Score

Full Conductor Score

Stephen Foster's beautiful melody makes a perfect vehicle to feature the lyrical side of a student or guest soloist, or as an encore. This version, edited by Loras John Schissel, includes solo parts f...

Written for Powell Crosley of the Crosley Radio Corporation, The Crosley March arranged by Loras John Schissel resounds with the zest of Fillmore at his best. It's not easy, but it's worth any time ne...

A setting of a folk song collected in 1905, this is his definitive version for chamber winds with piano. There is a set of brief variations on the melody, one for solo piano which will make a wonderfu...

John Philip Sousa's own transcription of the Rossini war horse! It's everything you would expect...and more.