Hochzeits-Praeludium - Johann Strauss Jr.

Hochzeitsmarsch - Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Hocus Pocus - James Syler

Hocus Pocus - John Debney

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Hocus Pocus - Rob Romeyn

Experience the allure of magic with this creative and aggressive work for the developing band from the pen of composer Rob Romeyn. Fresh, innovative and contemporary sounds uncommon at this grade level add to the magical effect. A middle section of contrasting style and texture provides drama and variety, making this a good choice for concert or festival use. A truly unique and wonderful addition to any concert program!

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Hocus Pocus - Robert E. Foster Jr.

This lively and rhythmic selection was written to be a young band favorite as well as a crowd pleaser. It provides a great opportunity to showcase your young percussionists with plenty of parts to stay active as they impress the audience with their exciting parts! It entertains and is also a great counting exercise for the entire ensemble!

Hoe Down ( from Rodeo ) - Aaron Copland

Heard everywhere from concert halls to television commercials, Hoe Down is a classic American symphonic work and its unique sound has become a trademark of composer Aaron Copland. This edition has been carefully adapted, allowing intermediate-level bands to experience the joy of performing one of the most popular works of the 20th century.

Hoe Down -from Rodeo - Aaron Copland

Aaron Copland (1900-1990) has been called the Dean of American Composers. He was one of the first composers to use American folk idioms in his music. Hoe Down is taken from the ballad Rodeo, composed in 1942. From the ballet,Copland extracted Four Dance Episodes to form an orchestral suite for the concert hall: Buckaroo Holiday, Coral Nocturne, Saturday Night Waltz, and Hoe Down. Hoe Down uses the square-dance tunes of Bonaparte and McLeod's Reel.Polyrhtyhms are derived from the jazz idiom - thus, making the work light, humorous, and full of zest. (3:00)

Hoe Down Hallelujah - Barry E. Kopetz

This music is toe tappin, rollicking and energetic, combining the characteristics of the barnyard dance and the enthusiastic appeal of a chorus shouting "Hallelujah!" The piece is something of a rondo, and will be fun to play.

Hoe Het Danst - John Ewbank