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.

Fanfare to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven

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Fanfare to Planet Earth and Millennium March - Fanshawe

Fanfare Und Entrata - Franz R. Miller

This is a ceremonious, sonorous work for wind band with four solo fanfares (valve fanfares) or solo trumpets. The accompanying part can also be reduced and played by a brass ensemble. It is easy to play and so particular suitable for mass music-making at large events. Franz R Miller who was a pupil of Carl Orff's among others, used to be an editor for Bayerische Rundfunk [Bavarian Radio]. He is in particular highly regarded as an expert in choral music.

Fanfare Zum Fest - Uwe Stein

Fanfare, Aria & Farandole - Fritz Neuböck

Fanfare, Dance and Choral - Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi

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Fanfare, Processional and Recessional - Edward Elgar

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Fanfare, Romance and Finale - Philip Sparke

Fanfare- Reminiscence and Celebration - Ellen Taaffe Zwilich

Originally composed for orchestra with 3 offstage brass sextets, Fanfare; Reminiscence and Celebration has been re-created by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich for symphonic band plus three offstage brass sextets for a dazzling theater-in-the-round concert experience. The score is provided in 11x17 format for ease in reading. For advanced and university ensembles. Dur.: 12