Scotch Highlanders" (1919) "Sarasota" (1918) "The Trombone King" (1945) "United Nations" (1942) "The University of North Dakota" (1935) "Valley Forge" (1943) "The Viking March" (1911, later used to create Indiana University's fight song, "Indiana, Our Indiana") "The Walking Frog" (1919) "War March of the Tartars" (1938) "Woody Van's" (1911) King's final published march was "The Home Town Boy March" (1962) dedicated to Meredith Willson. King's publishers included J. E. Agnew, C.L. Barnhouse, Fillmore Brothers, Kalmus, Rubank Inc., R. F. Seitz, William E. Strassner, and Volkwein Brothers Inc. as well as his own publishing company Karl L. King Music House. A disastrous fire on January 12, 1971 destroyed the Knights of Columbus Hall where the Fort Dodge Band held rehearsals and stored instruments and uniforms. The hall also held most of Karl King's original manuscripts, including special arrangements. Awards and honors Karl L. King". Discography The following is selective. Note that the volumes in the Heritage of the March series are typically half filled with King marches. Circus Spectacular: The Band Music of K.L. King. Circus Band, Matthew H. Phillips. CD: Vox 7541. Golden Age of the March – Volume 1. (includes 12 of King's marches) The Washington Winds, Edward Petersen. CD: Walking Frog Records WFR 101. Heritage of the March LPs: volumes 25, L, N, R, CC, DD, NN, QQ, RR, SS, TT, YY, HHH, III, QQQ, XXX, ZZZ, FFFF, and GGGG. The Music of Karl King. University of Illinois Symphonic Band, Harry Begian. LP: Golden Crest CRS 1096. Salute to Karl King. Band of Her Majesty’s Life Guards, W. Jackson. LP: Philips SBL 7925. Barnum & Bailey’s Favorite: The Music of Karl L. King. Virginia Grand Military Band, Loras J. Schissel. CD: Walking Frog Records WFR338. Tradition: Legacy of the March Composer Series Karl L. King. Texas A&M University Bands, Timothy Rhea. CD: Mark Masters 7267-MCD. References Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians volume 3. Schirmer Books, 2001. Hatton, Thomas J. Hawkeye Glory: The History of the Karl L. King Municipal Band of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Golden Dragon Press, 2002. Hatton, Thomas J. Karl L. King: An American Bandmaster. Evanston, Illinois: Instrumentalist Co., 1975. Rehrig, William H. The Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music, volume 1. Integrity Press, 1991. Studwell, William E. and Charles P. Conrad and Bruce R. Schueneman. Circus Songs: An Annotated Anthology. The Haworth Press, 1999. ”Walls Come Down After Fort Dodge’s Worst Fire”, Des Moines Register, January