Flight of the Piasa - Robert Sheldon

Flight of the Piasa was written to depict the majesty of the legendary Piasa, an enormous winged creature, and the bravery of the Illini tribe who triumphed over its reign of terror. The discovery of the Piasa dates to 1673, when the cliff drawing painted high on the bluffs was first seen by Marquette during his famous journey down the Mississippi River. (5:10) This title is available in SmartMusic.

  View Music

Flight of the Thunderbird - Richard L. Saucedo

MusicWorks - Grade 2 This energetic work makes an impressive statement for young bands. Written in a single tempo throughout, you'll be amazed at the amount of excitement that can be generated with limited technical demands. Richard uses active percussion figures (augmented with optional additional mallet parts) along with powerful brass statements and layers of woodwind lines to create a wonderful overall effect. (3:10)

Flight Of The Vampire - John Prescott

Take to the skies as a vampire searches intently for his next victim in this exciting work. Using a minor key and repeated eighth notes, a sense of suspense and expectation is created. A shift to major keys provides the listener a momentary illusion of safety and well-being. This quickly ends with a return to the opening material as the chase ensues until dark skies prevail, the vampire emerges victorious and night comes to a close.

Flight To Marrakech - Jérôme Naulais

Flight To Moscow - Jérôme Naulais

Flight To The Moon - Jean-Pierre Haeck

Flight To Tokyo - Jérôme Naulais

Flights Of Passage - Kent Rausch

This work was inspired by interviews the composer had with six World War II veterans. All had fascinating stories, which they had told for the thousandth time or for some, for the first time. Those moving stories were the basis for writing Flights of Passage. The piece is programmatic in nature, with six segments depicting the various "passages" that all Americans experienced in some way, both overseas and here at home. The six segments are Innocence, One Nation, Conflict, The Telegram, Remembrance, and One Nation, Indivisible.

Flip, Flop & Fly - Charles Calhoun

Featured in the DreamWorks Motion Picture Chicken Run, Flip, Flop and Fly has been arranged here for concert band by Paul Murtha. Score and Parts.

Flipping it Over - Dennis Armitage