Sheet music
The Stars & Stripes Forever
Where to get it
9 retailers sell this from $2.95 to $29.98. 1 archive offers it free.
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- Guitar
- Piano
- Voice
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- Clarinet
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- Alto Saxophone
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- Trumpet
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- Trombone
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- Flute
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- Tenor Saxophone
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Free and public domain
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About this piece
The Stars & Stripes Forever is a work by John Philip Sousa. It appears on Great American Marches II (Her Majesty's Royal Marines feat. conductor: Lt. Colonel G.A.C. Hoskins). Editions in our index are scored for flute, trombone, trumpet and tenor saxophone. We track 9 editions for sale priced between $2.95 and $29.98, from Musicnotes, Sheet Music Plus, Great Scores and Musicedmagic. One public-domain archive publishes it free of charge, including 8notes.
Common questions
- How much does The Stars & Stripes Forever sheet music cost?
- Prices run from $2.95 to $29.98 across 9 retailers. Prices change; the figures shown are the most recent we recorded.
- Is The Stars & Stripes Forever available for free?
- Yes. One archive in our index publishes it at no cost, typically as a public-domain scan or engraving. Free editions vary in quality and edition; a paid edition may be easier to read or better fingered.
- What instruments is The Stars & Stripes Forever arranged for?
- The editions we track are scored for flute, trombone, trumpet and tenor saxophone. Specific arrangements listed include Guitar, Piano, Voice, Clarinet and Alto Saxophone.
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