Fire and Fury - Randy Navarre

The opening of this composition starts with a bit of dissonance and quickly moves to more traditional harmonies. It is not a hard dissonant work. The main idea of this composition for the teacher is to drill in the dotted quarter/eighth note rhythm. Everyone plays this rhythm many times. It has contrasting melodies and plays in both major and minor modes. 1st trumpet's highest note is D. Only the 1st clarinets play above the break.

Fire and Lightning! - Gary P. Gilroy

This piece is dedicated to the Edison-Computech Middle School Bands of Fresno, California, Marco Mellone, director. In 2017, multiple wildfires raced through the California countryside destroying acres of forests and thousands of homes. The power of these firestorms is unimaginable - this intense work for young bands is meant to capture the speed and ferocity of these incredible blazing infernos of nature.

Fire And Passion - Hans Zander

Fire Caves of Golgathon - Ralph Ford

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Fire Cracker - Andrew Robertson Mackereth

Fire Dance - Douglas Akey

Here is an exciting new work for younger groups written entirely using a single tempo. The opening unison melody is used as a focal point which is developed and expanded throughout. Douglas Akey uses layers of sound, active percussion writing and even a section of canonic development in this fresh-sounding gem perfect for contest or festivals. Includes audio performance track that can accessed online using the unique code inside each book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.

Fire Dance - Elliot Del Borgo

The power and frenzy of a primal dance is brought to life from the very opening notes of this blazing overture! The contrast of the smoldering middle section stands out well against the powerful chord changes and strong melodic lines of the opening themes.

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Fire Dance Ritual - Robert E. Foster Jr.

Heres a piece for young bands thats written expressly for concert and festival performances. Programmatic and exciting, it opens with the hypnotic and entrancing ritual music, colorfully highlighted with a variety of percussion instruments. The suspenseful atmosphere builds slowly, growing in intensity before bursting into the volatile fire dance that drives to an explosive finale.

Fire Pop - Jérôme Naulais

Fireball - Brian Beck

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