Pomp and circumstance; Themes from Marches Nos. 1 and 4 : Kaleidoscope may be played by any group of instruments: Mixed ensembles, Classroom ensembles, Percussion groups, Brass ensembles, Orchestras, Bands, Recorders, String groups, Woodwind groups even Solos & Duets. The possibilities are endless with Kaleidoscope. / arr. by Nicholas Hare

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