The Flood (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Ceunen, Filip

The Flood was commissioned by Music Society Maris Sonores from Biddinghuizen, the Netherlands, on the occasion of its 55th anniversary. In this colourful composition, the name of the society has been inventively woven into the music, Maris Sonores meaning sounds of the sea, by means of key clicks in the flutes and clarinets, wind effects in various brass and woodwind instruments along with timpani, as well as sound effects in the small percussion. In addition, the history of the town is also reflected musically. Many centuries ago, around the year 800, a hamlet by the name of Bidningahusum already existed; unfortunately, it fell victim to the water of the then Zuiderzee. Later, the catastrophic flood of 1170 dealt the final blow. In the 1960s, there was a call for pioneers to once more build a town carrying the name Biddinghuizen in the polder of Eastern Flevoland - and so it happened. This versatile work has been written in such a way that many bands will be able to play it. Each instrument group comes out well, so that The Flood will be a joy for players and listeners alike. Duration: 9.30

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The Floral Dance (Military Band Set) - Moss, Katie - Broadbent, Derek

Single Page Conductor part

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The Florence Fayre (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hadermann, Jan

Florence, Italy, was a model of Renaissance culture because of its economy and its writers, painters, architects and philosophers. This descriptive new work paints a picture of a street fair in Florence. You can almost feel the atmosphere and visualize the bustle of activity taking place in the grand Renaissance square. Bring the past back to life with this attractive and entertaining composition.Duration: 2:30

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The Forbidden City (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

Inspired by the ornate palace in Beijing, China, this arrangement is focused around the Chinese folk song "Jasmine Flower." The music is presented from the perspective of a person traveling towards the palace, with the grandeur, beauty, and spectacle gradually increasing with each step taken. The arrangement uses a variety of percussion instruments to reinforce the enchanting effects that build throughout.Duration: 2:15

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The Forest Battle (from Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Williams, John - Woude, Klaas van der

Born in 1932, John Williams is probably one of the greatest composers of film music. The Forest Battle is from the film Return of the Jedi, one of John Williams collaborations with the director Steven Spielberg.Duration: 3:45

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The Forest of Arden (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lloyd, George

This symphonic sketch for concert band is packed full different motives thrown around the ensemble hinting at the programmatic leitmotifs of Wagner. Every section of the ensemble gets a workout in this delightful 10-minute work.

The Forest of Arden (Concert Band - Score Only) - Lloyd, George

This symphonic sketch for concert band is packed full different motives thrown around the ensemble hinting at the programmatic leitmotifs of Wagner. Every section of the ensemble gets a workout in this delightful 10-minute work.

The Forester (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hogestein, Henk

Duration: 2:45

The Forge of Vulcan (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sweeney, Michael

Take a look at this powerful, exciting work with a relentless rhythmic drive that keeps hammering away at you! Drummers will just love this one, especially with the unique use of metal trash cans to evoke the power of the ancient blacksmith. Lots of changing meters add variety, and the dark textures and moods create an aura of mythology. Michael Sweeney has created another winning composition that will musically challenge your students and take your band program to new heights!

The Forge of Vulcan (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts) - Sweeney, Michael

With powerful melodies, a contrasting lyric middle section, and percussion using trash cans, Michael's popular work from 1997 has become a staple for the middle school level. Here is a version adapted for the Flex-Band format which allows small or incomplete ensembles the opportunity to enjoy this exciting piece.