The Florence Fayre - Jan Hadermann

Florence, Italy, was a model of Renaissance culture because of its economy and its writers, painters, architects and philosophers. This descriptive new work paints a picture of a street fair in Florence. You can almost feel the atmosphere andvisualize the bustle of activity taking place in the grand Renaissance square. Bring the past back to life with this attractive and entertaining composition.

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The Florentiner March - Julius Fucik

The Flying Doctors - Garry Mc.Donald

The Flying Dutchman (Der fliegende Hollnder) - Richard Wagner

The Foggy Dew

The Foggy Dew - Cheseaux

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The Footlifter - Henry Fillmore

The Footlifter is an authentic, tuneful, traditional 6/8 march that has not been over-performed. Robert Foster has carefully edited the original score, making sure to retain all the optimistic character of the original. This truly is a classic.

The Forbidden Caverns - Quincy C. Hilliard

A legend that describes the fate of an Indian princess comes to life in this new work by one of music education's best friends, Quincy C. Hilliard. Slightly contemporary in nature, the work features an extensive rubato alto sax solo. Dramatic and powerfully triadic, in the Hilliard tradition, this is an excellent work for most any programming situation.

The Forbidden City

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The Forbidden Temple - John M Pasternak

Go on an adventure through a forbidden temple with this engaging new work for the developing band. Composer John M. Pasternak knows how to write for young band, and this work is no exception!