Fanfare and Ceremony - Darren W. Jenkins

The title says it all! Highlighted by a brilliant introductory fanfare, the work then shifts into a processional march-like style, suitable for ceremonial occasions. The piece concludes triumphantly, making this a most memorable work. Youll create a lasting impression when you program this outstanding selection.

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Fanfare and Chorale - Jerry Nowak

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Nowak, J

Fanfare And Dance Segments - Roland Barrett

Fanfare and Festival - Robert Sheldon

Fanfare and Finale

Fanfare and Fireworks - Brian Balmages

Fanfare and Flourishes - James Curnow

Based on Marc-Antoine Charpentier's (1634-1704) Te Deum, Fanfare and Flourishes for a Festive Occasion was originally commissioned for the 1991 European Brass Band Championships held in Rotterdam, Holland.

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Fanfare and Flourishes - 2 - James Curnow

James Curnow's original composition Fanfare And Flourishes is an exhilarating piece that has become a staple in the repertoire of more mature bands. Now rescored in this easier version for younger bands, it can be enjoyed by musicians of all levels. The power and brilliance of the original comes through loud and clear; this is a great concert opener for your next program!

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Fanfare And Funk - Oliver Waespi

This work by Swiss composer Oliver Waespi was one of the highlights at the 2006 Eidgenssische Musikfest in Lucerne. The piece opens with a festive fanfare featuring the brass section. The mood changes to a funk passage which develops and grows into a James Brown-like groove. It also includes an ad libitum drum solo. A slow blues lends a calmer feel and the piece culminates with striking interwoven fanfare and funk styles. This work is highly recommended for concert programmes but it can also make a spectacular, unconventional choice for a competition.

Fanfare and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

Adapted from the Mannheim Steamroller CD A Fresh Aire Christmas, this is actually two publications in one! First is a glorious fanfare in the High Renaissance tradition of antiphonal brass choirs echoing one another. Next is a contemporary Mannheim treatment of the familiar carol, complete with a rock groove combining rhythmic and harmonic surprises. Performed individually or as a set, this is a terrific and unique addition to the holiday repertoire for concert bands.