Fanfare Prelude on Joy to the World (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Curnow, James

A jubilant way to open any holiday concert.

Fanfare Prelude on Ode to Joy (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Beethoven, Ludwig van - Curnow, James

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

Fanfare Prelude on the Italian Hymn (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Curnow, James

Come Thou, Almighty KingDuration: 2.15

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FANFARE RONDEAU (Easy Concert Band) - Mouret, Jean-Joseph - Naulais, Jerome

Duration: 3:00

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Fanfare to Joy (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Beethoven, Ludwig van - Story, Michael

A contemporary setting of Beethoven's revered melody is scored in a fanfare-style that will certainly draw acclaim. Following the introductory statement, the arrangement builds with intensity and intricacy to a dramatic conclusion. Bold and magnificent, this setting will be a dynamic opening to any program!Duration: 2.45

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Fanfare to New Beginnings (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Saucedo, Richard L.

Featuring an exuberant and joyful mood throughout, Richard beautifully weaves together layers of rhythms and melodies along with dynamic contrasts and impact points. This concise work celebrating an optimistic outlook on the future is perfect as a concert opener.

FANFARE TO PLANET EARTH and MILLENNIUM MARCH (Prestige Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Fanshawe, David - Sparke, Philip

These two works may be performed individually or, as published, together. Fanfare to Planet Earth - the Fanfare opens dramatically with heraldic trumpets answered by sforzando strikes on deep percussion. The Fanfare embraces the splendour and grandeur of our planet Earth, molto grandioso, and culminates in a chordal cluster - a blaze of brass and percussion in G major, describing feelings of optimism at the start of the 21st century. Performance time 1'50". Millennium March - constructed along classical lines, the theme of Millennium March is catchy and not without humour. Its recurring motif on trumpets, con brio, develops the opening bars of the Fanfare. The March gathers momentum through several dramatic key-changes and ends with a surprise flourish of chromaticism, marked Tempo Apocalyptic. Cannons and fireworks are optional! Performance time 4'10'

FANFARE TO PLANET EARTH and MILLENNIUM MARCH (Prestige Concert Band - Score only) - Fanshawe, David - Sparke, Philip

These two works may be performed individually or, as published, together. Fanfare to Planet Earth - the Fanfare opens dramatically with heraldic trumpets answered by sforzando strikes on deep percussion. The Fanfare embraces the splendour and grandeur of our planet Earth, molto grandioso, and culminates in a chordal cluster - a blaze of brass and percussion in G major, describing feelings of optimism at the start of the 21st century. Performance time 1'50". Millennium March - constructed along classical lines, the theme of Millennium March is catchy and not without humour. Its recurring motif on trumpets, con brio, develops the opening bars of the Fanfare. The March gathers momentum through several dramatic key-changes and ends with a surprise flourish of chromaticism, marked Tempo Apocalyptic. Cannons and fireworks are optional! Performance time 4'10'

Fanfare Variations (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Based on the chorale "Praise Ye The Lord", The Almighty." An excellent concert opener and contest piece. A great combination of lush harmonies and mildly contemporary chord progressions with colorful percussion writing.

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Fanfare, Hymn and Dedication

Very Dynamic! Three contrasting sections all contain the exceptional writing and eloquent scoring which has come to be expected from this popular composer. Outstanding choice for contest and concert performances! Highly Recommended!

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