Fanfare - HAYABUSA - Satoshi Yagisawa

Developed by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the Hayabusa asteroid probe returned to earth on June 13, 2010, completing its mission as the first ever spacecraft to obtain surface samples from an asteroid. Thisfanfare was commissioned by the band of NEC Tamagawa, conducted by Ikuo Inagaki, to commemorate the success of the Hayabusa mission. At the premiere performance in Minato Ward, Tokyo, the piece was so successful the audiencedemanded it be performed again as an encore. Dur: 2:30 (Grade 4)

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Fanfare - Rondeau - Jean-Joseph Mouret

Fanfare 2000 - Brian Connery

This piece, though based on rather simple rhythmic and melodic fragments, is a majestic fanfare designed to herald the year 2000. It features contrasting flourishes by woodwinds, brass and percussion.

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Fanfare 2000 - Kees Vlak

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Fanfare Acclamations - Sandy Feldstein

Fanfare Acclamations is a contest style piece that is bold and energetic. As the title implies is begins with a bold maestoso fanfare with punctuating percussion that leads to the active main theme in an up-tempo allegro.

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Fanfare Americana

Patriotic melodies such as America the Beautiful, Yankee Doodle, You're a Grand Old Flag and more are artfully intertwined in this exciting new opener by James L. Hosay. It's an outstanding addition to Grade 1 literature that will work in almost any concert situation. If your school does an occasional school-wide flag salute assembly, it would be great exposure for your band to open the ceremony with this creative arrangement. (Grade 1-1/2)

Fanfare and Allegro - Clifton Williams

Fanfare and Anthem - Edward Bilous

A brilliant work written for the Strategic Air Command (SAC) Band, this selection is certain to quickly establish itself in the libraries and repertoire of mature bands who are looking for a fresh work which effectively exploits the sparkle and excitement of the wind ensemble or symphonic band. With synthesizer tape and optional choral parts, this work will be a major highlight on any program captivating band and audience alike.

Fanfare and Aria - Barry E. Kopetz

This piece opens with a dramatic fanfare which provides the basis for the principal thematic material for the piece. The aria that follows is reminiscent of a vocal aria in its purity and beauty. (6:05)

Fanfare and Call to the Post - Richard L. Saucedo

Composed as a tribute to legendary thoroughbred racehorse/2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro, this work for mature ensembles captures the excitement and pageantry of race day at the track. Rhythmically dynamic from start tofinish, this is a perfect opener for festival or concert use. Dur: 2:05