Major General U.S. Grant’s Grand March

composer	Gungl, Joseph
original copyright	1975
arranger	Smith, Roger
publisher	JCPenney
genre	March
instrumentation	New edition
notes	"Major General U.S. Grant's Grand March" was written in honor of General Grant and is a good example of the composer's style. The piece is not actually a grand march, but rather a typical 6/8 march in the regular form that became established around the middle of the 19th century. It is pure fun for bands to play.
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description	This work is part of The Bicentennial Musical Celebration published by JCPenney in 1975. More information and program notes are available from the original program booklets. “Are there any restrictions? “No. There are no restrictions attached to this music. Use it when and where and how you wish, without cost or qualification of any kind (and that includes the JCPenney copyright that appears in all the appropriate places)— and in any way that meets your own requirements and the size and composition of your group.” —JCPenney, About the Celebration, page 4.
performance	The Goldman Band via YouTube
change date	2020-08-04