Fanfare for a Celebration - Robert Longfield

Perfect as a concert opener, this energetic piece uses a pulsating rhythmic pattern to build intensity, along with strong melodic fragments passed around the entire band. A brief contrasting middle theme in minor sets up thedramatically faster and exciting final strain. Dur: 2:35

Fanfare for a Ceremonial - Michael Geisler

The Fanfare for a Ceremonial (Austrian Police Signation) is a fanfare divided into three parts: Festive brass sounds open the work, followed by a quiet, lyrical middle section. The piece closes with a pompous finale.Also available with virtual conductor video on YouTube to create a virtual orchestra!! Video to be viewed here:copy this link into your browser:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTLA4ckaQUM

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Fanfare For A Festical - Frank Erickson

Fanfare for A Festival - Carl Strommen

Open your concert with this straight ahead fanfare. The piece also features a commencement style middle section, which makes it suitable for graduation performances.

Fanfare for a Festival - Malcolm Arnold

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Fanfare For A Friend - Bert Appermont

'Fanfare for a Friend' was originally composed as an introductory piece for the brass ensemble Musica Mosana and their conductor Mark Prils. The work begins with a brilliant brass fanfare that presents the main theme for the first time. This stately theme can be heard in counterpoints throughout the first 28 bars. This is followed by a contrasting and rapid part whereby a melodic theme can be heard against a more rhythmic accompaniment. A virtuoso and sweeping passage then leads to the grandioso in which both themes are played simultaneously in a grand finale.

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Fanfare for a Hero - Fritz Neuböck Jr.

Fanfare for a Holiday Celebration

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Fanfare for a Jubilee - Jan Hadermann

Fanfare for A King - William Duncombe

Based on the popular piano piece Fanfare Minuet, this Baroque classic has all of the majesty of a work such as Handel's famous Firework Music. Arranger Andrew Balent has given developing bands a nice transcription that can be used to teach this important style and era in musical history. It is also gives you great tools to teach and reinforce basic eighth note rhythms for young players.