Fanfare for Christmas - Douglas Court

Hark the Herald Angels Sing and O Come, All Ye Faithful combine to create this engaging holiday sparkler sure to make any Scrooge smile. The melodies are simple enough, but the skillful merging lifts the tunes beyond their individual beauty. Use this either as a rousing opener to start your concert off on the right foot, or as a finale, sending your audience home with the spirit of the season.

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Fanfare for Christmas - James Curnow

By interweaving fragments of several holiday favorites into a brilliant fanfare, James Curnow has crafted this spirited, festive work. A perfect opener for your next Christmas program.

Fanfare for Freedom - Michael Story

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Fanfare for Justice - Richard L. Saucedo

Commissioned by the Owen J. Roberts Middle School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, the piece honors the school's namesake, Supreme Court Justice Roberts who served from 1930-1945. Composed using a single tempo Fanfare for Justiceprovides a nice feature spot for the entire percussion section along with variety in scoring from chamber-like passages to dynamic full band statements. Dur: 2:40

Fanfare for Korea - Jacob de Haan

Fanfare for Korea was commissioned by the first Korea International Concert band Festival, which took place in 2010, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War. In this triumphant fanfare, composer Jacob de Haan uses the melody of Arirang, the most popular folk song in Korea. The Korea Festival Concert band performed the premire at the festival, conducted by de Haan himself.

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Fanfare for Life - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Fanfare for New Beginnings - Richard L. Saucedo

Featuring an exuberant and joyful mood throughout, Richard beautifully weaves together layers of rhythms and melodies along with dynamic contrasts and impact points. This concise work celebrating an optimistic outlook on the future is perfect as a concert opener.

Fanfare for Rocky - Bill Conti

Fanfare for Saint Cecilia - Philip Sparke

Fanfare for Saint Cecilia opens and closes with a majestic brass theme, accompanied by florid woodwind figures that contrast the more lyrical central section. The piece was written for the St. Cecilia band in Herzogenrath (innorthwestern Germany) to mark the ensemble's 150th anniversary. The perfect piece for any festive occasion! Dur: 2:10

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Fanfare for Spartacus - James Curnow

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