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Title: Centennial March
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Composer: Hodges, Steve
Catalog #: 36676
Grade: 1.5
Series: Challenger

Price: $46.00

This march begins with the clarinets presenting the melody over a single snare drum accompaniment. The textures increase as the melody develops, leading to a heavier minor section featuring strong lines by the low brass and woodwinds. A roll-off by the percussion leads to a seamless modulation and the final presentation of the melody. A dynamic augmentation of the melody brings the march to a stirring conclusion.

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