Flight Of The Dragonfly - Robert W. Smith

A dragonfly is a fast, agile flier that sometimes migrates great distances and across oceans. In some cultures, dragonflies are symbols of courage, strength and happiness, and in others, they are seen as dark and sinister. "Flight Of The Dragonfly" captures the power and energy of this amazing creature through music. Featuring a soaring melody over driving rhythms, this work for the young band utilizes colorful percussion scoring as well as insect effects using brass mouthpieces. An exciting work that will captivate your developing musician and their audience!

Flight of the Eagle - Mark Lortz

Flight of the Flutes - James D. Ployhar

The flute section takes front and center to display their finger dexterity in this novel James D. Ployhar original tune. The flutists are sometimes overlooked as they provide the filigree to many instrumental works. Mix it up and let them be the focus of attention with this feature.

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Flight of the Flutes - Maltby

A spirited, lighthearted piece featuring four flutes with band accompaniment. The flute parts are challenging but well within the abilities of most high school musicians.

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Flight of the Intrepid - Vince Gassi

Canadian composer Vince Gassi takes your young musicians on a voyage of courage and bravery with Flight of the Intrepid and its driving rhythms and heroic harmonies. A solemn lyrical section with independent melodic lines provides the perfect contrast to the dynamic opening and closing sections of this work. This is an ideal piece for your developing snare drummers, and is an excellent concert or contest selection. This title is available in SmartMusic.

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Flight Of The Intruder - Basil Poledouris

Flight of the Pegasus - David Shaffer

A distinctive original based on mythical Greek characters, "Pegasus" is an excellent selection for either concert or contest use. EXCITING FROM START TO FINISH!

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Flight Of The Phoenix - Carl Strommen

Flight of the Piasa - Robert Sheldon

Flight of the Piasa was written to depict the majesty of the legendary Piasa, an enormous winged creature, and the bravery of the Illini tribe who triumphed over its reign of terror. The discovery of the Piasa dates to 1673, when the cliff drawing painted high on the bluffs was first seen by Marquette during his famous journey down the Mississippi River. (5:10) This title is available in SmartMusic.

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Flight of the Thunderbird - Richard L. Saucedo

MusicWorks - Grade 2 This energetic work makes an impressive statement for young bands. Written in a single tempo throughout, you'll be amazed at the amount of excitement that can be generated with limited technical demands. Richard uses active percussion figures (augmented with optional additional mallet parts) along with powerful brass statements and layers of woodwind lines to create a wonderful overall effect. (3:10)