Jupiter - Jan Van der Roost

This concert march does not begin with flourishing trumpets orloud tutti sounds: Jupiter opens refreshingly with percussioninstruments and the "high woodwinds". This original introductionis followed by a broad melodic theme and gradually features otherinstrumental groups. Thus section by section the entire band ispresented. A fantastic entrance to the concert for all players!

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Jupiter (from The Planets) - Gustav Holst

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Jupiter from Planets - Gustav Holst

Jupiter Hymn - Gustav Holst

The 'Jupiter Hymn' comes from the fourth movement ,"Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" from the orchestral suite "THE PLANETS" by the English composer Gustav HOLST (l874 - 1934), written between 1914 and 1917. 'The Planets" was premiered in 1918 by Sir Adrian Boult and the Royal Philharmonic Society and remains one of the most colourful examples of our 20th-century orchestral literature. The Hymn is very suitable to start your concert program; for more solemn occasions, the alternative ending may be used.

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Jupiter Hymn from The Planets - Gustav Holst

Gustav Holst (1874-1934) was a British composer. His most famous work is the orchestra suite "The Planets". "Jupiter Hymn" is an excerpt from the fourth movement named "Jupiter". This Young Band arrangement is a good choice to showcase the horn-section of the band. The clarinet-parts in the beginning of the piece may be omitted if the band not require doublings of the brass parts.

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Jupiter Pop Style - Gustav Holst

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Jupiter's Theme - Gustav Holst

Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity - Gustav Holst

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Jurassic coast - Derek Bourgeois

Jurassic Park