Hatikva - Peter Wesenauer

Hatikva (The Hope) (from Munich) - John Williams

The powerful Spielberg movie Munich brought us another stunning soundtrack from the masterful pen of John Williams. His moving setting of Israel's national song is a focal point of the film. John Moss has created this marvelouslyscored version for band that is both effective and easy to prepare.

Hatikvah

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Haunted Carnival - Rob Grice

Descriptive, colorful and truly demented, Haunted Carnival is quite festival worthy. Interesting and unique, your students will enjoy learning and performing this piece.

Haunted Clocks - Brian Balmages

Haunted House - John Prescott

From the composer who brought us Aliens Landing, the stage is now set for some ghostly fun! Like the soundtrack to a scary movie, listeners will experience sounds and effects that create a spooky atmosphere - and if thats not enough, add some effects of your own! Spooky laughter or the sound of creaking doors - students and directors are encouraged to add additional sounds to help bring this haunted house to life!

Haunted Mine - Daniel Bukvich

Create a special atmosphere of suspense while introducing students to creative and thrilling aleatoric effects! This highly evocative musical journey through a mysterious and haunting subterranean landscape will be a sure standout on any program. Students and audiences both can experience first-hand how special effects can enhance a performance and contribute so much to the overall musical effect. Haunting!

Haunted Night - Fran Griffin

Shadows lengthen, birds fall silent, and the moonlight reveals ghostly images of a ballroom from long ago.Haunted Nightevokes images of dancers swirling around with malevolent grace as their cobweb gowns blend into the surrounding mist. Fran Griffin has written a stunning work with the perfect balance of charm and chill.

Haunting Melody (Trumpet Solo) - Dennis Armitage

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Haunting Old Mountain Melody - Ed Kiefer

This hauntingly beautiful work will stretch the musicianship of your ensemble. Ed's harmonic palette is strikingly refreshing and fits perfectly with this old mountain melody.