Humoresque - Tor Aulin

Few composers have had such an impact on Swedish music life as Tor Aulin (1866 1914). He studied violin and music theory in Stockholm 1877 83, and in Berlin 1884 86. In 1887 he founded the Aulin Quartet, which for more than 20 years played animportant role in broadening Swedish interest in chamber music. The quartet was often on tour with the composer Wilhelm Stenhammar at the piano.1889 1902 Aulin was the leader of the orchestra at the Royal Opera in Stockholm.At Aulinsinstigation the Concert Association in Stockholm (later The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra) was founded in 1902, and he was its conductor until 1909. From then on he was the conductor of the Gothenburg ConcertAssociation (nowadays The GothenburgSymphony Orchestra).Besides being a first class violinist, Tor Aulin was also an accomplished pianist, and Edvard Grieg was deeply impressed by Aulin's rendering of his piano concerto.Aulins list of works is dominated by his musicfor violin. He wrote three violin concertos, the third of which still has a place in the repertoire.Four Aquarelles for violin and piano from 1899 is his most beloved composition. In 1996 Jerker Johansson arranged this work for soloinstruments, one for each of the four movements, and concert band. The solo instruments being clarinet, trumpet, flute and alto saxophone.

Humoresque On Gershwin'S Swanee - George Gershwin

Humperdinck Variations - Bert Appermont

After attending a performance of Hnsel und Gretel by Engelbert Humperdinck, the composer decided to write a commissioned piece for 4 horns and concert band based on the beautiful melody "Abendsegen", as used in Engelbert's famous overture. The composition can be performed with three or four solo horns with cues in the others parts and in the band. This work can be played with the horn section of your own band; the two extra horn parts noted in the full score are optional and can be left out. This piece is a stunning challenge for your french horn section!

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Hungaria - Hardy Schneiders

Hungarian Dance - Johannes Brahms

An energetic arrangement of Brahms's popular 'Hungarian Dance No. 5.' Its lively rhythms and easy tempo changes will delight your audiences and the 'eighth-note' repeating rhythm and staccato articulation will keep your students challenged throughout. An upbeat concert closer! (Grade 1)

Hungarian Dance - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Hungarian Dance #5 - Johannes Brahms

The unique sounds of this popular classic are transformed into a very useful selection for groups with small or unusual instrumentations. From the inventive "Build-A-Band Series, it is playable with any instrumentation as long as the four main parts are covered. Optional parts are included for Piano/Keyboard, Strings, Guitar, Mallet Keyboards and Percussion that can add to the charm of the performance when used. The many tempo and style changes from the original make this a wonderful teaching tool.

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Hungarian Dance Botol - Kovács Mátyás

Hungarian Dance No. 1 - Johannes Brahms

Hungarian Dance No. 11 - Johannes Brahms