Hopp Schwiiz - Lothar Pelz

Hoppesltt - Øystein Olsen Vadsten

This is an original piece of music composed by ystein Olsen Vadsten, inspired by old Norwegian folk dances. "Jumpety Jump" actually started out as a "reinlender" (Norwegian Folk Dance) which origins from Rhinland. The reinlender is well disguised in this arrangement by adding the shuffle- and swing style to it. The piece is first of all meant as a "happy go lucky" tune, but is full of rhythmical and technical challenges. Its put up as a jazz-tune, first presenting the melody, then "improvisasations" by the different instrument groups, before going back to the first theme. The title "Jumpety Jump" refers to the kind of jumping feeling the shuffle groove gives.

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Hops Marching Along

Hora Martisorului

Hora Staccato - Grigoras Dinicu

Horace's Bag - Pete McGuinness

Pete has captured a funky groove that is reminiscent of the great Horace Silver writing in the 1960's. This classic chart has a touch of R & B built in and is very playable. A great bluesy sound but not blues changes. Includes an optional flute part. Your students and audiences will love this great chart!

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Horch, was kommt... - Traditional

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Horizon - John Gibson

Horizons - Elliot Del Borgo

Another exceptionally fine addition to concert band literature from Elliot Del Borgo. The driving energy of the opening is contrasted by a beautiful pensive middle section. The opening theme is then masterfully developed into a dynamic ending. Outstanding!

Horizons Untold - VanDoren

Start your next concert with brass fanfares and shimmering flourishes that will certainly have your audience wanting more! Horizons Untold sparkles in a way that suggests the excitement of as yet unknown possibilities. This compact concert opener builds on colorful, non-traditional harmonies, soaring melodies, bold fanfares, and lots of metallic percussion to provide a heroic tone for your next performance!