Carrollton March (published 1909)………………………………………….………...Karl L. King
First composition published by C. L. Barnhouse Music, Oskaloosa, Iowa

Selection from “Prince Charming” (published 1915)……………………….………...Karl L. King
One of the selections performed by the Fort Dodge Band at the Corn Palace concerts, Mitchell, South Dakota

Emporia Galop (published 1913)……………………………………………………...Karl L. King
When Karl King left Ohio to join the circus, he was to meet them at Emporia, Kansas

Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite March (published 1913)…………………….………..Karl L. King
Karl L. King’s most famous composition
Directed by Harlan Pfaff

Broadway One Step (published 1919)……………………………………….………..Karl L. King
First publication of the K. L. King Music House, Fort Dodge, Iowa

The Iowa Band Law March (published 1923)……………………………….………...Karl L. King
Dedicated to Major George W. Landers, sponsor of the state law that allowed city tax monies
 to be spent on local municipal bands.  Karl L. King directed this march with the largest mass band 
ever assembled – 188 high school bands, almost 13,000 musicians, more than 80,000 people in the stands
- at a University of Michigan football game in 1960  that was nationally televised.
    Directed by Keith Altemeier

Phillipian Festival March (published 1942)………….………………………………..Karl L. King
Karl King received an honorary Doctor of Music degree in 1953 from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma

An Autumn Romance (published 1920)……………………………………………….Karl L. King
    Directed by Andrew Glover
Currently with C. L. Barnhouse Music, Oskaloosa, Iowa

Iowa Centennial March (published 1946)……………………………………………..Karl L. King
This march was dedicated for the 100th anniversary of statehood for Iowa, Karl King’s adopted state.

The Home Town Boy March (published 1962)……………………………………….Karl L. King
The final published march written by King, and dedicated to Meredith Willson, who grew up in Mason City, Iowa.
Paul Rieffer sculpted both statues of Meridith Willson and Karl L. King.

Speakers and Dedication of Statue

Diamond Jubilee March (published 1961)…………………………………………….Karl L. King
A composite of 7 of King’s most famous marches – written for the 75th Anniversary of the C. L. Barnhouse 
Music Publishers, Oskaloosa, Iowa

Star-spangled Banner…………………………………………….………...J. S. Smith & F. S. Key