Hunyadi Indul - Ferenc Erkel

The first performance of the opera "Hunyadi Lszl" by Ferenc Erkel (1810-1893) at the National Theater in Pest took place in times that foreboded the revolt of 1848. The rise of this stage work to Hungary's national opera and its ensuing immediate great success probably is due to the plot itself and the atmosphere prevailing in the country at that time. The great flute virtuoso and composer Franz Doppler (1821-1883) asked "Erkel to grant permission to write a march on the basis of motifs from this opera for my citizen's guards band, which he explicitly consented to ..." From the days of the revolution against Habsburg until today the "Hunyadi indul" ("March on Motifs of theOpera 'Hunyadi'") has remained to be popular throughout and therefore may rightly be addressed as a Hungarian national march.

Hunyady Laszlo, Overture - Ferenc Erkel

Hup Daar Is Willem! - Philip A. Parker

Hup Holland Hup - Jan de Cler

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Hurakan - Michael Story

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Huron Bay March - David Gorham

A happy, tuneful march, this will be a hit on any concert stage. Starting quietly with percussion and then woodwinds, it builds and modulates and continues to build to a strong ending, which is very effective, ending on a very positive note.

Huron Carol - Stephen Bulla

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Huron Trail - Sean O'Loughlin

Huron Trail is an energetic piece for developing bands. The music reflects the rich tradition offeribal music from centuries ago. It depicts the challenges of the early settlers and the perils that lied along the frontier. Percussion is an integral part of this musical tradition and is featured extensively in this piece.

Hurrah - Louis Moreau Gottschalk

Hurrah Storm Galop - Claudio S. Grafulla

This tempestuous little piece became a favorite of many bands during the Civil War. Often compared to Von Suppe's "Poet and Peasant" Overture, this piece is a tour de force on any concert program. Give your players and audience the happy occasion to shout "Hurrah!"