Southern Music Company

These two songs are arranged for an intermediate marching or pep band.

These two songs are arranged for an intermediate marching or pep band.

Bernie Taylor and Mack Wolfson's march has been here arranged for marching band by James Barnes.

Bernie Taylor and Mack Wolfson's march has been here arranged for marching band by James Barnes.

Words and Music by J. V. 'Pinky' Wilson, arranged by Col. R. J. Dunn

Affectionately known as 'The Colonel' by thousands of Aggie band members, Haney attended A&M briefly as a member of the class of 1948 before being drafted. He returned to College Station after the war...

Affectionately known as The Colonel by thousands of Aggie band members, Haney attended A&M briefly as a member of the class of 1948 before being drafted. He returned to College Station after the war....

Red River Dave's famous song has been here arranged for marching band by Joe Leach.

Affectionately known as The Colonel by thousands of Aggie band members, Haney attended A&M briefly as a member of the class of 1948 before being drafted. He returned to College Station after the war....

Affectionately known as 'The Colonel' by thousands of Aggie band members, Haney attended A&M briefly as a member of the class of 1948 before being drafted. He returned to College Station after the war...

Affectionately known as The Colonel by thousands of Aggie band members, Haney attended A&M briefly as a member of the class of 1948 before being drafted. He returned to College Station after the war....

This arrangement for marching band of the Texas official state song has been completed by Bill Moffit.

This collection of four corps style cadences includes: 1. 'Turner's Burners'- a basic cadence that may be played as written or with sections interchanged and repeated at will, 2. 'Los Vaqueros'- a goo...

This collection of four corps style cadences includes: 1. 'Turner's Burners'- a basic cadence that may be played as written or with sections interchanged and repeated at will, 2. 'Los Vaqueros'- a goo...

This version of the famous song is as played by The University of Texas Longhorn Band, and was arranged for marching band by Vincent R. Di Nino, Glenn A. Richter, and Tom C. Rhodes.