Five Progressive Chorales - Brian Balmages

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Five Stars - Dennis Armitage

Fivefold - Michael Oare

As the title might imply, this unique composition contains several references to the number 5. For starters, the meter of 5/4 is an obvious connection. More subtle is the prominent use of the interval of a fifth, and also onlyfive different pitches used throughout the entire work excerpt for two measures near the end. Even though Fivefold is composed using single tempo, the variety in textures and moods makes this particularly appealing. Dur: 4:00

Flag Of Freedom - F. Panella

Flag of the Free - Cline

Flag Patrol - Ronald C. Knoener

Beginning with a jaunty snare drum cadence, followed by a happy-go-lucky melody that says, "I'm glad I'm alive, and I want to march!" This is one of Knoener's earliest and most popular marches. A favorite, forever!

Flaggensalut - Carl Michael Ziehrer

Flags Of Freedom - John Philip Sousa

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Flagstaff March - J. Taylor

This concert march is solidly scored and incorporates the "call and response" compositional technique similar to that used by composers in the Baroque period. All sections of the band get a chance to play the melody. Ideal for that important first performance.

Flambart (le), Batterie Fanfare - Gourdin