Festive Sounds Of Christmas - Darren W. Jenkins

A medley of three favorite Christmas carols in a rich setting for developing bands. A bright opening fanfare introduces the piece and transitions into the lilting and tuneful The Wassail Song which then slows to a lyrical We Three Kings that features both woodwind and brass choirs. Good Wenceslas brings the piece to a triumphant close with a few quotes of additional carols that add to the festive and joyful atmosphere.

Festive Tribute - Carl Strommen

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Festive Winds - Etienne Crausaz

Festive Winds begins with a short introduction before we hear a light, airy and fresh-sounding passage. The original character of this march is above all in the trio, which conjures up the sounds of a big band with its bluesy style. The work was commissioned by the Socit Cantonale des Musiques Vaudise to celebrate the 27th festival of the French canton of Vaudois in Savigny, Switzerland, where the march was given its premire by a mass ensemble.

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Festivity - Bertrand Moren

Festivity - Hartmann

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Festivity - James Curnow

James Curnow's 'Festivity' is a perfect piece for a special occasion. Written for the Twentieth Anniversary of The Worlds Fun Festivals of Music in Kansas City, it sparkles with energy and drive. The contrasting section features solo parts for flute and oboe. A superb program piece.

Festivity - Stephen Bulla

(On the hymn tune Hyfrydol)

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Festivity - Thomas Asanger

Festivity - Wim Laseroms

Festivity, as its title indicates, can be used at any celebratory occasion. Whether on the stage or hitting the streets, Festivity will delight audiences everywhere. A piece like this is a must in any band'srepertoire!

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