Flaming Arrow

Flaming Arrow is written for beginning band, and uses only the first six notes learned in most beginning band methods: Bb to G. The piece is cast in C minor; consequently, an alternate trombone part is provided that does not reach out to sixth position. Beginning with mysterious opening material that is used later in the work, the piece then moves to an aggressive up-tempo section with lots of percussion. This is followed by a return of the slow opening material and a gradual accelerando with the sound of tom-toms. The piece ends with a short coda for an energetic conclusion.

Flash Drive - Bill Calhoun

Flight - Gregory Rudgers

Flight Cadets

Written for first-year band students, this accessible and fun march will be a great contest or festival march choice. The development of tempo consistency, articulations, and the ability to count rests are key educational components of this beginning-level composition. Your ensemble and audiences will enjoy this piece intended to fit your developing band's needs while improving its skills.

Flight Of Courage

Flight of the Eagle

A driving fanfare that highlights all sections of the band, this easy, yet mature sounding piece will improve the rhythmic and listening skills of your ensemble. Written for grade 2 bands, this soaring selection is perfect for concert, festival or as a concert opener.

Flight of the Phoenix

Floating Clouds

This hauntingly beautiful piece introduces performers to intentional dissonance and other characteristics of impressionistic music. Performed at a relaxed tempo opportunities abound for technical development of a lighter sound, listening for balance, sixteenth note runs, and advanced dynamic shadings. With delicate percussion throughout, this composition will develop many of the musical shading techniques your performers will need before tackling more advanced compositions.

Flutes Forever

Get the fingers of your flutists moving in this delightful section feature. It is written in a march style with plenty of opportunities to showcase your flutes. The tempo is marked at a moderate 4/4, but can be taken in a cut-time march tempo by more advanced groups. A versatile piece that will bring a smile to the audience.

Flutes With A Flair

A light Latin style flute section feature that will have everyone praising this section for their wonderful skills. The delightful melody and light Latin beqat will have them dancing in the aisles. Joseph Compello writes the most effective novelty pieces in the business.