Freedom?s Banner - L. Parsons

"Freedom's Banner" is a delightful patriotic march for young band, with infectious melodic lines and plenty of rhythmic interest. Originally written by Linda Parsons as a celebration of America, Steve Parsons has arranged it with careful attention to the scoring needs of younger musicians. Perfect as a flag-waver for any concert!

Freedom?s Light March - Bubbett

Freedom's Light March is a great concert selection with a melody that all will recognize! This march is very accessible to bands of all levels and is written in the unique American style. Musicians of all ages will enjoy playing Freedom's Light March and will be delighted when they hear "America" in the final strain!

Freefal! - David Shaffer

"Freefall" is defined as pure energy; motion with no acceleration other than that provided by gravity. From the very first measure, David Shaffer's inspired contribution to the young band repertoire brings a level of excitement and intensity that will capture and cultivate your student's creative and performing interests. Utilizing contemporary compositional techniques such as tone clusters, driving ostinato patterns, and simple but fast paced melodic lines, this unique composition is appropriate for festival and concert performances and is sure to become a favorite with your students and audiences.

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Freeliner - Darrol Barry

Freestyle - Schaeffer

An excellent choice for your first concert with its easy ``blues'' feeling and a walking bass back ground.

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Freeze Frame

The J. Geils Band, from Massachusetts in the USA, played blues-rock in the 1970s, but by the beginning of the 1980s had evolved their sound to a somewhat more pop style. And not without success: the album Freeze Frame sold by the million! The eponymous song Freeze Frame was the second single release from the album and has become an absolute favourite with audiences everywhere.

Frei Alpensoehne - Rudaz

Frei Weg

Freikugeln - Johann Strauss

Freischutz Quickstep - Claudio S. Grafulla