Fanfare on a Theme of Imagination - Brian Balmages

Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." This powerful quote by Albert Einstein provides the inspiration behind this fanfare that celebrates creativity in schools. A majestic opening leads into a dynamic and fast-paced section that continues to build in energy until the final massive series of chordal statements. Powerful and inspiring! (2:00)

Fanfare On Adeste Fidelis - Jim Colonna

Fanfare on Amazing Grace - Adolfus Hailstork

Fanfare on an Old French Carol - Robert W. Smith

Based on the French carol "Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella," this beautiful arrangement for the concert band is perfect opening or closing statement for your holiday concert. In addition to the dramatic opening and closing statements, Robert W. Smith has contrasted the timeless melody through instrumental color with features for both woodwind and brass choirs. A musically rewarding arrangement that will be part of your holiday repertoire for years to come!

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Fanfare on Good King Wenceslas - David Martin

This delightful piece based on the familiar Christmas carol that is perfect for very young bands at their first holiday concert appearance. Gives a nice big sound while remaining accessible to developing players at this grade level. Includes an optional keyboard part which can be used as a rehearsal aid or as a performance enhancement when performing it with very small groups.

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Fanfare on Joy to the World - James Curnow

A jubilant way to open any holiday concert.

Fanfare on Ode to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven

Jim Curnow provides an outstanding setting of this triumphant theme from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. A great concert opener!

Fanfare prelude - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Fanfare Prelude on the Italian Hymn - James Curnow

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Fanfare Prelude: 'And Can it Be?' - Charles Wesley

Glorious and reverent! A bright fanfare prelude on Charles Wesley's "And Can It Be?" is ideal for church or school. Timothy Johnson's creative and appropriate treatment will inspire the congregation or concert audience from the opening notes to the heroic conclusion. Skillful reharmonization, counterpoint, and colorful orchestration combine with a beautiful contrasting "solemne" section to make this arrangement a sure winner. Perfect for festival, concert, and church service alike.

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