High Spirits (Overture for Band) - Andrew Noah Cap

High Steppers On Parade - Nancy H. Seward

This fight song introduces or reinforces syncopation and march style. The trio opens with a legato melody featuring alto saxophones, horns and clarinets, supported by a walking bass line. The interesting percussion parts include two brief solos.

High Tea - Philip A. Parker

High Tea - Ted Huggens

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High Times - Dennis Armitage

High Up In The Sky - Philip A. Parker

High Velocity - Michael Story

High Velocity, by Michael Story, is both exciting and full of contrast. This A-B-A form piece will be a student favorite with its high-energy melodic lines and lyrical contrast. Solid scoring, appropriate ranges, and teachable moments make this an excellent choice for concerts or contests. (2:55)

High Vibration - Green

A highly energetic concert opener, "High Vibration" is a bright and fast fanfare that will leave your audience in awe. This brilliantly scored fanfare will showcase the intensity of the brass section, the sweeping flourishes of the woodwind section, and the metallic nature of keyboard and auxiliary percussion. "High Vibration" emphasizes consistent transitioning from compound meter to simple meter exposing the ensemble to multiple time signatures and metric modulation.

High Voltage - Randall D. Standridge

High Voltage - Thierry Deleruyelle

High Voltage is an especially energetic composition in the big band style. The blaring brass and the ornate interplay of the woodwinds lend this work great character and conviction. In the second half of the piece two solos are played: firstlythe tenor saxophone (alternatively alto saxophone), followed by a virtuoso variation in the trombone (alternatively baritone euphonium).

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