Friendship Hymn - Bryce Newton

A beautiful and engaging lyrical work at the beginner level, "Friendship Hymn" is a must-have for your young band library! Using limited ranges and rhythmic content, this piece allows teachers to introduce lyrical playing to the young ensemble.Original Item#: RWS-2111-00

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From Sea to Shining Sea

With rich textures and warm melodies, here is a new setting of the cherished classic arrangement, "From Sea to Shining Sea" by Douglas E. Wagner. Like Maurice Whitney's more advanced arrangement, this fresh scoring stands alone as a superb concert band-only version for young bands or advanced bands with limited rehearsal time, as well as an easily adaptable accompaniment for SATB choir (00-WBCH93252). Ideal programming for graduations, spring concerts, and patriotic settings. (4:30)

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From the Concord Chronicles - Tyler S. Grant

Travel back in time to 1775 and the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the tipping point for the American Revolutionary War. This fiery engagement is depicted with a slow, ominous introduction as soldiers gather to await the arrival of British forces. As the battle ensues, the music frantically portrays the struggle between the two sides and the percussion emulates the sound of canon bursts and rifles. An aggressive & historical tribute of significant merit!

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From the Realms of Glory!

Written as a quasi-fanfare to open your holiday concert or as a bold conclusion, this arrangement intertwines three popular holiday carols to uplift and entertain students and audience alike. Ring in the holiday season with this dynamic holiday fanfare! (1:45)

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From the Yorkshire Coast

Here's a fantasia for beginning band based on the English folk song "Scarborough Fair." This beautiful melody is passed around to all instruments in this contemporary and expressive setting that is certain to be a favorite for students and audiences. A musical adventure. (2:15)

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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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Fum, Fum, Fum

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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.