Fanfare on Ode to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven

Jim Curnow provides an outstanding setting of this triumphant theme from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. A great concert opener!

Fanfare prelude - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Fanfare Prelude - Otto M. Schwarz

Fanfare Prelude: 'And Can it Be?' - Charles Wesley

Glorious and reverent! A bright fanfare prelude on Charles Wesley's "And Can It Be?" is ideal for church or school. Timothy Johnson's creative and appropriate treatment will inspire the congregation or concert audience from the opening notes to the heroic conclusion. Skillful reharmonization, counterpoint, and colorful orchestration combine with a beautiful contrasting "solemne" section to make this arrangement a sure winner. Perfect for festival, concert, and church service alike.

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Fanfare prelude: O God our Help in Ages Past. - James Curnow

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Fanfare Prelude: O Worship the King - Timothy Johnson

Based on the well-known hymn tune 'Lyons' this arrangement begins with an energetic statement of worship. The middle section is contemplative in nature, representing the times when a person is involved in quiet, reverent worship. The conclusion returns to a dramatic, joyful statement of the hymn tune, ending with a bold statement of worship.

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Fanfare Royale - DelaLande

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Fanfare Royale - Jean-Joseph Mouret

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Fanfare Sounds - Julius Fucik

An accomplished composer and conductor in his day, Julius Fucik wrote more than 400 marches, polkas and waltzes. Even one hundred years after his death, the patriotic themes in his music remain popular in the Czech Republic as well as throughout Europe and the U.S. Fanfare Sounds represents the highest standards of the Austrian regimental march with its stylishly dignified tempo, crisp articulations, and, as an added feature, resplendent trumpeting fanfares that are brilliantly displayed throughout the piece.

Fanfare Supernova - Larry Clark

Open your beginning band's very first concert with this bold new fanfare by popular composer Larry Clark. Like a supernova, your band will explode right from the start with this forceful new piece that sounds much more difficult than it is to play. Fanfare Supernova contains biting fanfare-like harmonies, though it only contains the first six notes of the Bb scale and the most difficult rhythms in the winds are quarter notes.