Fantasy Machine

Fantasy Of Bells - Sean O'Loughlin

An aggressive, outgoing fantasy on the famous Westminster Chimes, Fantasy of Bells utilizes the ability of winds and brass to make bell-like sounds as well as employing the actual bell-sounds of various "metalophones." Quartal harmony and colorful scoring give this piece an up-to-date sound and make it ideal as a concert opener for contest and festival time. Duration: 2'

Fantasy On A Burgundian Carol - Monnoye

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Fantasy on a Canadian Folksong - Mike Hannickel

Fantasy on a Childhood Hymn - Michael Oare

Fantasy on a Flemish Carol

A joyous and uplifting work, elegantly arranged by Tom Wallace. Soft subtleties and glorious moments share the stage in this moving arrangement. A great choice to begin your holiday concert!

Fantasy on a Hebrew Folk Song - Gerald Oswald

If there's one Hebrew folk song that's known the world over, it's Hava Nagila. The title translated means 'let us be happy'. The melody of this festive song - often sung at Jewish weddings - comes originally from a Romanian folk song. This rousing arrangement is sure to get your audience tapping their toes or singing along!

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Fantasy On A Hymn Tune - David Gorham

This excellent setting begins very slowly and quietly, and develops through a variety of colorful orchestrations which take us to a full tutti statement leading to a faster, more rhythmic section as the fantasy develops. (4:50)

Fantasy on a Mountain Song - William Himes

The unique writing style of William Himes is showcased here as he takes the simplest of folk songs and transforms it into a feast for the senses. The basic melody takes on a more insistent guise as melodic fragments graduallygrow, morph and unite, launching into a relentless rhythm that leads to the breathtaking finale. Directors who know Mr. Himes' work want to add every new concert band piece he publishes to their basic library - you'll wantthis one too.

Fantasy On A Russian air - Johnnie Vinson

Based on a familiar folk tune, Johnnie Vinson has created an appealling set of variations with an occasional nod to Beethoven, who used the same melody in his Theme and Variations for flute and piano (Op. 107, No. 7). With each variation featuring a different section of the band, this work utilizes a mixture of contrasting meters and styles. Dur: 4:00