High Point - Gene Milford

High Point is a traditional style march with all the flair you would expect from veteran composer Gene Milford. A name you can trust, Gene's writing for band is solid - and this chart is no exception! Plenty to teach, this march is a great addition to the repertoire as well as your upcoming concert programs!

High School Cadets - John Philip Sousa

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High School Musical

Ask any child what their favourite film has been over the past few years and a large number will say High School Musical. The music is full of energy and emotion and has been an essential part of the films success. This fun-filled medley features three songs from the original film: Start Of Something New, Breaking Free and We're All In This Together.

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High School Musical - Matthew Gerrard

Here is the title song from High School Musical 3 in a rockin' show-style arrangement for very young players. Your players are sure to know this one, and Robert's skilled scoring will sound great with limited rehearsals.

High School Tournament - J. S. Taylor

High Seas Adventure - James Swearingen

Return to a time when sailors and pirates roamed the high seas in search of new lands and treasures. Driving percussion coupled with memorable themes will allow you to embark on a musical adventure that is sure to delight bothperformers and audience members alike. Solid scoring, reasonable ranges and fun-to-play parts make this well-crafted composition the right choice when looking for that special piece to motivate your students. All aboard mates!(Grade 2.5)

High Sierras - Douglas E. Wagner

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High Society - Henk Hogestein

The march High Society was written by the Dutch composer, Henk Hogestein. In this composition he wished to portray the life of the jet set or the 'high society' who often attend particularly expensive and fashionable parties. In High Society the composer has tried to create a picture of this fascinating scene. This composition is the follow-up to Saint Louis Connection.

High Society - P. Steele

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High Speed - Harry J. Lincoln