Fuego Espanol - Mark Lortz

Written in a classic Latin American style, the piece opens with a sizzling fanfare before settling in to a classic and exciting groove that moves throughout the ensemble. A fiery and rousing ending completes this showstopper that is approachable by a wide range of bands!

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Fuerza Furiosa - Victor López

Inspired by cyclones, this original work provides a fresh and contemporary musical experience. Opening with the calm before the storm, the frenzy grows with aggressive musical punctuations and transitions peacefully in the aftermath with a heroic final statement. Dynamic with plenty of fury, this composition is remarkably different and powerful. (3:00)

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Full Circle - Mekel Rogers

Consider this dynamic fanfare to start your concert with a bolt of energy. Using only six notes, the music thrives on drive and excitement as bold lines emerge from the confident orchestration. Active parts for everyone, solid scoring, and a variety of melodic material makes this a sure winner!

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Full Throttle - Robert W. Smith

With engines revving and starting lights descending, our car race begins with all of the energy your musicians can deliver. Powerful and biting harmonies combined with mixed meters and flowing melody make "Full Throttle" a musical experience that will captivate your concert band. Teaching opportunities abound in a programmatic setting that will engage concert bands of all ages.Original Item#: RWS-1502-00

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Funeral March - Edvard Grieg / arr. Jan Erickson, Fennell Frederick

Written in 1866 the day he heard his good friend and Norwegian nationalist Rikard Nordraak died, the original monument to the memory of his dear friend was composed by Edvard Grieg for piano. One year later, Grieg arranged the work for military band, transposing it to g minor, and he so treasured this music that he carried it with him on all journeys, and the orchestra setting was played at his interment. This transcription for the contemporary wind ensemble was made, appropriately, by the Norwegian band enthusiast and authority Jan Ericksen and edited by famed band master Frederick Fennell.

Funeral March of a Marionette - Charles F. Gounod / Transcribed by Evan VanDoren

Your audience will be delighted with this sly, tongue-in-cheek programmatic march! Filled with clever melodies and colorful surprises, Funeral March of a Marionette is perhaps best known as the theme song from the "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" TV show. Evan VanDoren has crafted this new transcription for the modern wind ensemble, taking care to maximize playability while presenting the work in its truest form.Original Item#: RWS-2318-00

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Funeral March of a Marionette - Charles Gounod / arr. Stephen Squires

Famous for its use as the Alfred Hitchcock television theme, Charles Gounod's was originally conceived by the composer as a tongue-in-cheek parody of a music critic that he had come to detest. Now, Stephen Squires has skillfully arranged this work for Grade 3 bands. Interpreted with a sly wink of the eye, this classic novelty should be great fun for players and audience alike!

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Funky Penguins - Mike Collins-Dowden

by Mike Collins-Dowden will bring some Antarctic fun to your next concert! An ice-cold bass line supports a bluesy melody with lots of slip-sliding slurs; all backed up by the percussion section playing a funky rock beat. Your audience will tap their flippers while waddling in the aisles! (2:10)

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Funny Bones - Michael Story and Robert W. Smith

Sure to tickle, "Funny Bones" features your trombone section strutting their stuff with the full band supporting their antics in a rock-groove fashion. A gliss here or there is sure to please. This one's a winner! This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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