MARGAM STONES, The (Brass Band Set) - Gareth Wood

MASTERS IN THIS HALL (Brass Band Set) - Norman Bearcroft

A highly rhythmic arrangement of a French traditional carol.

MEPHISTOPHELES (Brass Band Set) - Shipley Douglas

MERRYMAKERS (The) (Cornet Duet with Brass Band Set) - G. Hawkins

MID ALL THE TRAFFIC (Brass Band Set) - Leonard Ballantine

This beautiful arrangement marries the words of John Oxenham to the American traditional melody 'Shenandoah'. Perfect for the reflective or quieter section of any band programme.

MIGHTY TO SAVE (Brass Band Set) - George Marshall

Mighty to Save is the quintessential Salvation Army march; catchy tunes, well scored, useful on parade or in concert, fun to play and unequivocal in message; Jesus is Mighty to Save!...From the uttermost to the uttermost, Mighty to Save!

MILESTONE (Brass Band Set) - William Himes

This scintillating 'Festival' march was written to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Chicago Staff Band of The Salvation Army and includes the composer's own hymn tune 'Dearborn Street' (Lord of the Years)

MINNEAPOLIS IV (Brass Band Set) - Emil Soderstrom

This march was the outcome of a request from Minneapolis IV Corps to write a march to celebrate its 60th anniversary. At the time of its writing, Soderstrom had become a leading arranger for NBC Radio in Chicago and had mastered many contemporary American styles. His lush harmonies remind one of Gershwin, Porter, Berlin and Rodgers while even the scoring suggests an American big-band of the swing era! These and other novel touches make the march interesting to listen to, as well as to play, over 60 years on.

MONTCLAIR CITADEL (Brass Band Set) - Stephen Bulla

Stephen Bulla is a former member of Monclair Citadel Band and gladly supplied Bandmaster Charles Baker with this fine march for a recording made by the band in 2001. The tune 'Onward Christian Soldiers' forms the bulk of the trio, first being tossed around in various registers and then, just the chorus, in the festive ending.

MONTREAL CITADEL (Brass Band Set) - Norman Audoire

First published in 1934, this famous old march was written when the composer was Bandmaster at Montreal Citadel.