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Concert marches are mostly similar to regular military marches or field marches except for these differences:

• Usually contains more difficult rhythms which in other cases, such as marching, would be awkward to play.
• More intricate harmonies
• Although most concert marches follow the standard march form, some do not. William Latham's "Brighton Beach" for example, follows a IAABABATITCoda form.
• Concert marches tend to have codas.
• Concert marches may be played slower (100-120 b/m)
• Concert marches tend to be longer.
• Concert marches tend to have longer introductions.

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The most-performed concert march composers are J.J Richards, William Latham, James Swearingen, C.L. Barnhouse, and youth band composer Ken Harris.