Fanfare from E.T. by John Williams/arr. Paul Lavender

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Limited Edition Marching Band - Grade 4
This stunning opening fanfare on John Williams' irresistible theme comes with a variety of performance options (including solo trumpet cues for the piccolo soli).
Audio recorded live by the Furman University Marching Band
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[@306cuber]

Boy does this bring back memories! We played this way back in 1984 and loved it because we could just blast away. I miss those days.

[@chutoyboy420x4]

Ima freshman about to play it in marching band

[@poetartt1159]

We're playing this as our closer for our marching show this year, and even though I love the movie and soundtrack, that beginning chord is painful, especially being surrounded by it

[@dedede5586]

that intro is insane 😭

[@damiansullivan7865]

opener this year!!!

[@PastaMusician]

We played this as our closer this past season!!

[@clarissacuellar1047]

OJR Band this is my beginning lol

[@DawsonCooper]

this was my fav movie as a kid and I wish I could play that baritone part

[@animalinstinctssociety]

Same

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

That Cymbal notation is rather interesting cause there's 4 sets of cymbals being used all in different sizes.

[@katieobrien921]

Love it, wish I could use this for our closer next season

[@MichaelPuterbaugh]

Early '80s corps style: battery with mylar heads tuned deep, and everyone else playing as loud and high as possible all the time

[@kimsprungl4116]

that piccolo XD I play piccolo and I want to play that so bad XDDD

[@clarissacuellar1047]

Aurelia S. I play picc it was lit to play it

[@pegasus8978]

Wow!

[@tuckerbrowning5213]

I can whistle the piccolo solo

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Let's bump it down an Octave by playing it on a Normal Flute

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

What's the BPM for Mysteriously in this piece of music. John Williams is known for writting amazing Fanfares.