Fanfare for Symphony Hall - James Gourlay

Fanfare for the Best - Thomas Doss

Fanfare for the Best is a short composition inspired by best friends and memories of good times in pleasant company. I wrote this piece for the 50th birthday of my friend Otto M. Schwarz.

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Fanfare for Tristan - Cheseaux

Fanfare Royale - DelaLande

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Fanfare-Rondeau - Jean-Joseph Mouret

Fanfarenklange - Julius Fucik

Fanfares, Songs & Dances - Philip Sparke

Fanfares, Songs & Dances was commissioned by Brass Bands England, the Lithuanian Brass Band Association and the Dutch National Brass Band Championships (NBK), and first performed at the 43rd 'NBK' in October 2024. The work is played in three linked movements: FANFARES opens in robust fashion with a sequence of fanfare-like statements, initially featuring the horns, whose modal theme includes a figure that will reappear throughout the work. Euphoniums and then cornets introduce a second theme, which is followed by a third, again initiated by the horns. Baritones then change the mood with a more-lyrical theme, which builds to a climax, eventually leading back to a recall of the initial fanfare theme. This gradually dissolves to introduce the second movement. SONGS continues to relax the fanfare feel with a long introduction to the movement's main theme, first appearing on solo cornet. A change of key introduces a bridge passage which leads to a sonorous chorale, which builds to a triumphal return of the cornet theme. A peaceful coda leads to the final movement of the work. DANCES is a scherzo-like movement based around a series of rhythmic melodies in triple time, which lead to a majestic return of the 2nd movement's chorale theme under cornet figuration. The opening dance theme returns and heralds a joyous coda.

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Fantaisie Heroique - F. Urfer

Fantaisie Impromptu Op. 66 - Frédéric Chopin

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Fantasia & Fuga in C - Johann Sebastian Bach