Facedown - Sven Van Calster

This is an ideal work to bring your Euphonium or Baritone soloist into the limelight. All aspects of the instrument are featured, with virtuoso, rhythmic passages as well as attractive, cantabile melodies. The straightforward accompaniment makes it possible to play this composition with practically every band as the parts have been provided with sufficient doublings.

Faces - Willy Fransen

This piece was written specially for the 50th anniversary of the North-Limburg academy for music and speech in the Belgian town of Neerpelt, and it describes the expressions and reactions of young students during their initiation. This is a short but powerful composition that can also be used as an introductory work.

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Faces (1. From Celestial Dancers) - Eric Ewazen

Ewazen seemingly takes inspiration from an endless array of sights, environments, and events. It would be impossible for him to be exposed to the wonder of Angkor Wat and to not distill his impressions into music. In fact, he created four distinct impressions for wind ensemble. Performance notes are included, which help to describe the settings and the thoughts behind them.

Fackeltanz - Albert Rossow

Factory Riffs - Matt Conaway

Edgy and rhythmic, this explosive work will excite your students and audiences! Thick harmonies and gritty percussion writing give the impression of playing inside a noisy factory. Powerful and energetic, this will be an unforgettable hit at your next festival or concert performance! A brilliant and unique work!

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Faded - Alan Walker

Fafleralp - Anselmo Loretan

Fagroc - Frank

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Fair Field Festival - Philip Sparke

Fair Field Festival opens with a brass fanfare under florid woodwind figuration. A noble chorale leads to a lively allegro vivo, which centres around a majestic horn and euphonium melody under chattering woodwinds. A second theme is first stated by trumpets and this leads to a central legato theme on horns and saxes, repeated by the trumpets. A brief allusion to the opening section leads to a full recapitulation and an energetic coda. A work filled with vitality!

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Fair Play - Bernard Rittiner