Fanfare for a Festival - Malcolm Arnold

Fanfare For A Friend - Bert Appermont

Fanfare for a Friend was originally composed as an introductory piece for the brass ensemble Musica Mosana and their conductor Mark Prils. The work begins with a brilliant brass fanfare that presents the main theme for the first time. This stately theme can be heard in counterpoints throughout the first 28 bars. This is followed by a contrasting and rapid part whereby a melodic theme can be heard against a more rhythmic accompaniment. A virtuoso and sweeping passage then leads to the grandioso in which both themes are played simultaneously in a grand finale.

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Fanfare for a Jubilee - Jan Hadermann

Fanfare For a New Age - Goff Richards

Fanfare for a Policeman - B. Moren

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Fanfare for an Occasion - Philip Sparke

Fanfare for an Occasion was written to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the founding of Anglo Music Press, the publishing company dedicated to the works of British composer, Philip Sparke. It is a bright and festive work in which the main theme starts on the tenor instruments of the band before appearing as canonical imitation by all sections in turn. A short, repeated bridge passage leads to a second theme on the horns that is taken up by the full band and leads back to a return of the main theme and a repeat of the second subject, which brings the fanfare to a brilliant close.

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Fanfare For Brass - Ivo Kouwenhoven

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Fanfare for Christmas - Andrew R. Mackereth

Rousing opening fanfare including parts from Joy to the World. Challenging!

Fanfare for Fenway - John Williams

This spectacular tune from John Williams was originally written for the First Centennial Celebration of Fenway Park in Boston. It was transcribed for brass band by Stephen Bulla for the exclusive 'John Williams Signature Edition' series, approved by John Williams himself. A fancy opener for any occasion!

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Fanfare for Symphony Hall - James Gourlay