Happy-Hippo-Tuma (Trombone Solo) - Dennis Armitage

Har dokk hrt at'n Br vrte tuillat - Egil Monn-Iversen

Johan Falkberget wrote the novel Br Brson Jr. in 1920. It is the story of the naive bachelor and trader Br Brson Jr. and his fight for wealth and fame. On his way, he face prejudices and envy on the countryside and investors in the bigger citites. All of them tries to exploit his credulity. The musikal, based on the novel by Johan Falkberget, was written by Egil Monn-Iversen (music) and Harald Tusberg (lyrics) for Det Norske Teatret in 1972. It was a great success from the very beginning. In 1974, a movie version of Br Brson Jr. was produced. Also this with great success.

Har du fyr? - Ola Bremnes

This arrangement was made for The Suoni Wind Orchestra of Skien, Norway, and performed for the first time at their Promenade Concert "At Sea" at the Ibsen Culture Center, March 8th 2014, being the final number of the concert. Participating this concert was also the Choir Canto Libre and the two vocal soloists were Eli Kristin Hansveen and Andreas Hoff. Since that time this arrangement has been used also at other concerts involving choir and soloists. It is important that tempo is not too slow and one has to be thorough with details in the percussion parts. I have tried to paint a musical picture of the sea, as an eternal power, shifting from the quiet and lazy to thepowerful and majestic with crushing waves and stormy winds, as Ola Bremnes describes it in his fantastic lyrics. - yvind Strand - Solo Options: Vocal Soprano Sax Alto Sax Tenor Sax Trumpet Flugelhorn Euphonium (TC/BC)

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Harbinger - Robert Sheldon

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Harbinger - Steven L. Rosenhaus

This is an exciting work in overture style. The tempo is 120 beats a minute which lays comfortably with the rhythms of this composition. It is exciting and energetic with a flowing melody. Only the 1st and 2nd clarinets cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is F.

Harbor Park Holiday - James L. Hosay

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Hard Drive

A hard-driving composition for beginning bands from popular composer Kevin Mixon. Kevin pulls from his vast experience teaching beginners to provide us with a piece that really grooves and will be infectious for the students and audiences alike.

Hard Headed Woman - Claude de Metruis

Hard Rock Fanfare - Tyler Arcari

Just as the title suggests, this rock infused fanfare for beginning band will make a bold statement as a strong opening for a concert. Solid rhythmic interest with angular melodic figures propels this piece to a dramatic conclusion.

Hard Rock Hallelujah