Field Ayres

Finally a chance for your drummers to shine! This arrangement celebrates the rich heritage of rudimental drumming through the performance of three traditional drum solos that were written over the course of America's growth as a nation. While the music was originally written for drums and fifes, this setting allows for a solo or section of drummers to demonstrate their skills. (3:30) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Fields of Honour - William Mighton

The idea for this march originated from a conversation that took place in the pine forests of Camp Borden, Ontario, during Basic Recruit Course with the Canadian Armed Forces. The composer listened as one of his instructors spoke passionately about the possibility of a new kind of army, an army that would bring peace to the world rather than war. And even though the day when that goal is truly accomplished still lies, unfortunately, sometime in the future, it is true that the honourable role of peacekeeping has now become a major focus of both Reserve and Regular Armed Forces in Canada.

Fields of Kent - Victor López

The mind's eye envisions the history, the heritage . . . the times of war, the times of peace on an historic plain whose serene environment belies the richness of its past. Allow your audience the opportunity to musically see a vista where time records the doings of mankind. A marvelously dramatic work that is supremely atmospheric in final performance. Highly recommended. (3:28)

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Fiero - Steve Hodges

Looking to add a little Latin influence on your next concert? Expanded percussion parts and aggressive rhythms highlight this impressive piece by Steve Hodges. Following an exciting introduction, the soaring Spanish-style melody will grab the audience and never let go! All sections will shine with a variety of dynamics and synconpated rhythms. A great change of pace for any concert occasion. Fiero! This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Fiesta Blues - Steve Hodges

Where's the party? At your next concert when you play ! This extremely fun piece has a Latin flavor, featuring short solos for trumpet, saxophone, trombone and flute. Very enjoyable!

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Fiesta Espaola - Timothy Loest

Experience the culture and passion of Spain in this energetic work for young bands. Rhythmic vitality and exuberant melodies are flavored with the traditional sounds of castanets and maracas. A dramatic middle section with an optional trumpet duet brings great character to this work before the opening heroic theme returns for an epic conclusion. Ol!

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Fiesta Fantastique - Victor López

Let your audience travel south of the border and experience these Caribbean sounds without having to leave home. Accentuating articulations and dynamic contrasts will enhance the authenticity of this piece. A vibrant Latin gem! (2:00) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Fiesta on the Housetop - Benjamin Hanby / arr. Brian Beck

Here is a very clever "South of the Border" setting of a familiar tune, making this festive holiday favorite even more fun for your beginners to play on their first concert. The Latin beat gives this setting a distinctive flair while allowing your percussionists to shine. (1:15)

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Fiesta Rock - Mike Collins-Dowden

Audiences will be dancing in their seats from the first measures of this Latin rock original. Students love playing the grooving bass line and syncopated rhythms. Turn your next concert into a fiesta! (2:45)

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Fiesta Time - Victor López

Whether you are celebrating Cinco de Mayo or looking for a musical tour of the Caribbean at your next concert, this original characteristic piece provides an opportunity for your band students to be introduced to Latin music. Spicy and fun to play, this original characteristic piece is definitely a winner. Get going 'cause it's Fiesta Time! (1:30)

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