Fearless - Ryan Main

Featuring exciting rhythms and modern harmonies, Fearless is a direct and intense work meant to excite and engage. The recurring ostinato rhythm is sometimes powerful and percussive, while at other times more nuanced, with shifting harmonies and opportunities for phrasing and musicality. The contrast in the middle section provides a brief respite from its stormy surroundings while never straying too far from the themes.

Fearless and Mighty - Blon

Fearsome Creatures - Mike Hannickel

Your beginning players will enjoy the humor and creativity of this mini-suite depicting the famously fearsome mythical creatures The Hodag, Squonk, Whirling Whimpus, and the unforgettable Jackalope. You'll find delightfulsurprises and effects around every corner!

Feast Of Trumpets - W. Francis McBeth

Febesa - Filip Ceunen

The title of this work, Febesa, refers to the four notes it is based on: F, E, Bflat (BES in Dutch) and A. At the beginning of the work, the sound of these notes creates a mysterious, extraordinary atmosphere. The work slowly builds from the low brass as the thematic torch is handed to the woodwind section and this leads into a grand tutti. In a tonal and refreshing allegro, the febesa-theme now has a more harmonic role. After this passage, the symmetric form of the work brings us back to the mysterious atmosphere of the introduction, with solos for euphonium, oboe and flute.

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Federband - Ferrer Ferran

Fedio Christu - F.H. Schorer

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Feed the Birds - Richard M. Sherman

Here's the tender ballad from Disney's beloved film Mary Poppins nicely arranged for second year players. The clarinets are featured initially, later joined by the trumpets, and even the low brass get their turn with the melody. Sure to be enjoyed by students and parents alike.

Feel Like Dancing - Günter Noris

Feel the Beat - André Waignein

During the course of the 20th century, the world of music underwent some significant changes. Every decade gave birth to new dances or styles of music such as the Charleston, New Orleans Jazz,swing, ragtime, rock and funk. Feel the Beat allows the band to sample this great variety of styles. This sparkling work opens with arhythmic ostinato in the percussion section. Nothing can quench the joy of life. Some playful melodic lines can be heard before the openingpassage is restated and extended until a florid and fresh finale brings the work to a close.

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