Fanfares and Fantasies

Fanfares and Fantasies is a glorious fanfare with a slight William Walton twist. Ideal as a concert opener, the stacked block chords are sure to make an impact.

Fantasy on a Children's Theme

A magical trip through the time-honoured classic, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, like you've never heard it before. The melody is in the bass region of the brass band, and the addition of the melody in canon on trombones adds to the magical atmosphere.

Feeling Good

This arrangement for cornet with brass band accompaniment is expertly arranged by the late Simon Kerwin pulls no punches and will suit an extrovert cornet soloist and bands that can swing.

Flower of Scotland

In this brass band arrangement of Flower of Scotland, James McFadyen (a fellow Scotsman) has produced an epic arrangement, that builds to an intense final round of the melody. A must-have item for all brass bands in Scotland!

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Frere Jacques

Frere Jacques is one of the most well-known melodies of all time and is used in education to demonstrate the concept of a round. This fantastic version combines several other well-known children's melodies, such as Row, Row Row your Boat and Three Blind Mice.

Funky Summer

A cool and funky piece for brass band that isn't too challenging. The melody sits well on the ears and the highly syncopated nature of the themes make Funky Summer sound joyous, fun and youthful.

God Save the Queen

A perfect alternative brass band arrangement of God Save the Queen. This is not a contemporary arrangement or a full-scale concert work, but instead written as an alternative to the one played from the red hymn book.

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Gymnopedie No.1

Erik Satie's classic and much-loved Gymnopedie No.1 is given a new lease of life in this dramatic and colourful setting for brass band. The dense harmonies are strikingly magical in the extreme.

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Gymnopedie No.2

In this brass band arrangement of Erik Satie's Gymnopedie No.2, your audience ill be treated to the familiar Satie sound, but also given something quite new and inspiring. Right from the opening, the stark chords hit the ear like brick, and it's all so pleasing!

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Gymnopedie No.3

Gymnopedie No.3 by Erik Satie is certainly well-known, and in this final episode, James has arranged this with the same magical flair as the first two, but still has it's own distinctive sound.

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