Festival Fanfare - Franco Cesarini

This famous piece by the Swiss composer Franco Cesarini is a festive way to start your concert!

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Festival Fanfare and March - Chris Bernotas

From the brilliant opening fanfare to the noble march, this little masterwork sounds more like an adventure movie score than a young band piece. This is a creative and spirited work for introducing students to 6/8 meter. Sounding a lot harder than it really is, this is a very likeable piece for opening a concert, or music festival.

Festival Fanfare for Christmas (for Wind Band) - John Wasson

Originally created for full orchestra, this version for advanced level bands, and recorded by the acclaimed Dallas Wind Symphony conducted by Jerry Junkin, is a magnificent and powerful setting for the holidays.Starting with a brilliant fanfare for brass, the piece then blossoms into a showcase for the entire ensemble incorporating the familiar carols O Come, All Ye Faithful and Joy to the World. An impressive way to open a holiday concert!

Festival Flourish - Michael Geisler

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Festival King - Russell

Festival March - Anne Posthumus

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Festival March - Antonin Dvorak

Antonin Dvoraks Festival March in C Major was written in1879 for the silver wedding anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph and Elizabeth of Austria. The march opens with fanfares for trumpets and brass, leading to melodic strains typical of Dvoraks musical genius. The Festival March epitomizes the grand processional genre and would be most suitable for graduations and ceremonial occasions.

Festival March - Gaston Borch

Festival March - Philip A. Parker

Festival March - Ted Barclay