Fantasy - and Robert Childs

In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries the 'fantasia' or 'pot-pourri' was a popular genre built on a selection of hit tunes of the day. Hummel wrote three such works, for guitar, cello, and viola; this arrangement is based on a shortened version of the work for viola and orchestra. The original, published as Hummel's Opus 94, dates from about 1820 and includes themes from Mozart's Don Giovanni, The Marriage of Figaro, Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, and Rossini's Tancredi.

Fantasy for Trombone - James Curnow

This popular piece has become a core part of the trombone repertory and a chance to show both lyrical and bravura styles in an attractive and showy (yet not overly difficult) concert piece.

Favourite Hymn Tunes - Eric Ball

Festal Brass With Blues (Parts only) - Michael Tippett

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Festal Brass With Blues (Score only) - Michael Tippett

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Festival Fanfare - Joseph Turrin

A short, rhythmically exciting fanfare. This version features the brass band cornet section and percussion, allowing the rest of the band a brief rest!

Festival Fanfare (Score and Parts) - Joseph Turrin

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Folk Heroes (Score and Parts) - Brian Bowen

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Galop from Jeux d'Enfants (Score and Parts) - Georges Bizet arr. Keith Wilkinson

The bustling finale to Bizet's suite of piano pieces which translate into English as Children's Games. Ideal as an encore. Duration: 2:00

Guaglione (Score and Parts) - Fanciulli/Nisa arr. Bill Geldard

Guaglione is one of those tunes that most people know even if they don't know its name! Often used in TV commercials and as underscore it is also a most popular concert item. Bill Geldard's arrangement for band does it full justice.