Feuerfest - Josef Strauss

Feuerfest was written to commemorate the sale of a fireproof safe for a famous Vienna safe company. The piece has a distinctive Austrian flare like that of the Radetzky March, but is much more playable for young bands. Carl Strommen has set this nice little march for use in festival performance. It is a refreshing change from the standard American march fare.

Feuerfest Polka - Terry Kenny

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Feuerfest! - Johann Strauss

Feuergeist - Strauss Verrgngungszug - Alfred Janauschek

Feuerwehr-Marsch - Jakob Bichsel

Feuerwerksmusik - Georg Friedrich Händel

Fever

This song from 1956 has been covered by a number of artists over the years - Peggy Lee, Elvis Presley, Madonna and Michael Bubl to name a few. Each one of these artists recorded covers of this song, making it an all-time classic.

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Fever - Eddie Cooley

This steamy swing classic was made famous by Peggy Lee. John Moss' creative treatment features the familiar melody passed between various sections of the band, accompanied by snapping fingers and other cool effects.

Fiddle Faddle - Anderson

Fiddle Tunes - James Curnow

Fiddle tunes have been an important part of American music since her earliest days. You'll enjoy James Curnow's new suite based on two fiddle tunes from the Revolutionary War period. The first movement uses the flowing melody Lovely Nancy, which is about a beautiful two-masted sailing ship. The second movement comes from a knee-slapping fast paced dance tune called Hay Makers.This will be a wonderful contrast piece to use for that lighter moment in your concert. It's always fun to explore band music that is a bit out of the ordinary! This one is great fun from beginning to end and carries a marvelous historic connection as well!

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