Bandmaster" Robert B. Hall (1858–1907) "The New England March King" John Clifford Heed (1864–1908) Arthur W. Hughes (ca.1870-ca.1950) Fred Jewell (1875–1936) "The Indiana March King" Karl L. King (1891–1971) "Iowa's Own Music Man," "The Circus Music King" John N. Klohr (1869–1956) Alex F. Lithgow (1870–1923) "Invercargill" Frank H. Losey (1872–1931) "The Pennsylvania March King" J. J. Richards (1878–1956) "The Long Beach March King" William Rimmer (1862–1936) Roland F. Seitz (1867–1946) "The Parade Music Prince" George Dallas Sherman (1844–1927) Composer of "Salute to Burlington" John Philip Sousa (1854–1932) "The March King" Carl Albert Hermann Teike (1864–1922) John Williams (1932–present) Famous marches Following is a list of marches popular world-wide and frequently performed in the United States; in alphabetical order. "All Sports March" – Robert Farnon "American Patrol" (1885) – W. Frank Meacham "Americans We" (1929) – Henry Fillmore "Amparito Roca" (1925)– Jaime Teixidor "Anchors Aweigh" – Charles A. Zimmerman "Band of America" – Paul Lavalle "Bandology" – Eric Osterling "Barnum and Bailey's Favorite" (1913) – Karl L. King "Belgian Paratroopers (Marche des Parachutistes Belges)" – Pierre Leemans "The Big Cage" (1934) – Karl L. King "The Black Horse Troop" (1924) - John Philip Sousa "Black Jack March" – Fred K. Huffer "Blaze Away!" – Abe Holzmann "The Billboard" – John N. Klohr "Bombasto" – Orion R. Farrar "Boston Commandery March" – Thomas M. Carter "Bravura" – Charles Duble "Brighton Beach" – William Latham "Brooke's Chicago Marine Band" – Roland F. Seitz "The Chicago Tribune March" – W. Paris Chambers "The Chimes of Liberty" – Edwin F. Goldman "Coat of Arms" – George Kenny "Colossus of Columbia" – Russell Alexander "Colonel Bogey March" – Kenneth J. Alford "Combination March" – Scott Joplin "Commando March" – Samuel Barber "Coronation March" from Le Prophète – Giacomo Meyerbeer "Country Band March" (1903) - Charles Ives "Crusade for Freedom" – J.J. Richards "Children of the Shrine" – James Swearingen "E Pluribus Unum" – Fred Jewell "El Capitan" – John Philip Sousa "Emblem of Unity" – J.J. Richards "Entry of the Gladiators" (Thunder and Blazes) (1897) – Julius Fucik "Fairest of the Fair" – John Philip Sousa "Father of Victory (Le père la victoire)" – Louis Ganne "The Footlifter" – Henry Fillmore "The Gallant Seventh" – John Philip Sousa "The Guadalcanal March" – Richard Rodgers "Hands Across the Sea" (1899) – John Philip Sousa "High School Cadets-March" – John Philip Sousa "In Storm and Sunshine" – John