Festiva - Sven Van Calster

This joyful, festive march by the Belgian composer Sven Van Calster was written specially for young ensembles looking for a challenge. In Festiva, all instrument groups are featured, but the parts include sufficient doublings to cover any missing players. In a balanced concert programme, a march is, of course, an absolute must!

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Festiva Espana - R. Foster

Traditional Spanish musical ideas, trumpet calls, and rhythms are combined in a harmonically con temporary band setting. Utilizing Latin percussion instruments, this work will bring a flair of Spanish exhilaration to any festival or concert.

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Festiva Jubiloso - Naoya Wada

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Festival - Lorenzo Pusceddu

Festival 1899 - Claude Debussy

This work is not a transcription but an excellent arrangement of the second movement of Claude Debussy's Three Nocturnes, originally written for symphony orchestra. Well-developed concert bands will enjoy the opportunity to perform this unique and accurate setting of Debussy's masterpiece.

Festival a Kerkrade - Serge Lancen

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Festival Alleluia - Robert Cameron

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Festival and Ballade For Winds - Travis J. Weller

Festival and Ballade for Winds was written for the 2009 Pittsburgh Diocesean Honor Band hosted by Bishop Canevin High School. The opening fanfare contains a number of melodic fragments out of which the rest of the work grows and develops. The Allegro Spiritoso at the beginning of the piece gives way to a lush and reflective Ballade section in which there are wonderful moments for dynamic expression by the ensemble. There are a number of solo/small group performance opportunities which occur before the percussion ushers in a return to the original tempo, followed by a brief development section that leads to an energetic and uplifting conclusion.

Festival Au Havre - Maurice Faillenot