Fanfare and Homage - Richard L. Saucedo

Written for the Kuching Wind Symphony in Malaysia, Fanfare and Homage is a tribute to the work of music educators around the globe. The dynamic opening fanfare section features bold brass statements, short percussion break and a lyric solo for trumpet. A tender and emotional middle section includes short solos for flute, oboe (opt. tenor sax), and clarinet, with expanded harmonies and a beautiful building section. The vibrant fanfare theme returns to cap off this well-crafted work for young players. (This publication includes an optional DroneMap rehearsal aid created by Michael Pote) Dur: ca. 3:50

Fanfare and Hymn for Peace - Marco Somadossi

Fanfare and Hymn of Celebration - Paul Lavender

Rich band sonorities and skillful orchestration characterize this impressive work from Paul Lavender. It features an exciting brass opening combined with fresh treatment of the hymn, 'Rejoice Ye Pure In Heart.' A solid choice for festival.

Fanfare and Hymn: A Mighty Fortress - Jay Bocook

This bold, powerful melody is given a fresh treatment by Jay Bocook in this arrangement for developing bands. Contemporary harmonies and rich sonorities make a musically rewarding, yet playable selection.

Fanfare and Hymne - Feike van Tuinen

This piece was composed on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Frysk Fanfare Festival Foundation in 2006. It is a fine work for bands of the lower divisions that puts the stress on tone colour and simplicity.

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Fanfare And Interlude - John Cacavas

Fanfare and Jubilation - Michael Boo

A fun and accessible work for any beginning band that is suitable for graduation, ceremonies, and concert performances. With extensive doubling, this is perfect for bands with limited instrumentation. Teaching opportunities abound for tone, pitch, accents and tempo changes. A regal selection appropriate for any occasion.

Fanfare and Jubilation - Naoya Wada

Fanfare and Jubilation was commissioned by the Yahata Technical High School Band (Fukuoka, Japan) to celebrate the 40th edition of their annual concert, and is dedicated to its directors, Mr. Satoru Yoshihara and Ms. Akane Morimoto. The premiere took place on June 14, 2007 in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka, Japan with Mr. Satoru Yoshihara conducting.The piece is comprised of two parts: a festive opening fanfare; and a scintillating melody that reflects the celebratory atmosphere. Its melodic character, uplifting mood and punchy wit make Fanfare and Jubilation equally suitable as an opening piece or a concert work.

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Fanfare and Jubiloso - James Curnow

Accessible even to particularly advanced Jr. High bands or honor groups, James Curnow's brilliant fanfare and treatment of Renaissance composer Tylman Susato's RONDO is truly a jubilant musical expression. FANFARE AND JUBILOSO is dedicated to Harry Begian, the world renowned and highly respected American music educator and conductor, and is a creative exploration of joyous energy.Investigating those intriguing Renaissance harmonic concepts, this celebratory offering will be a fresh and vigorous addition to your concert repertoire!

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Fanfare And Modal Apparitions - Roland Barrett