Brass/Military Band
- F. 113, Kenilworth (1936)
- F. 12, First Guards (1956)
- F. 11, Call to Adventure (1962)
- F. 10, Belmont Variations, The (1963)
- F. 14, Linburn Air (1965)
- F. 15, Salute to Lehigh University (1968)
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