Hymn of Glory - Bert Appermont

This melodic hymn begins with a lyrical melody, handled by various instrument groups. After a gradual build, a first climax is reached, in which the brass instruments give full vent to their glorious sound in jubilation. Now we hear a second theme,resounding in the euphoniums, which ushers in a moment of rest. Then the excitement gathers again, building to a great tutti. The main theme is taken up once more, sounding now as a kind of universal gratitude.

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Hymn Of Hope - Georges Sadeler

Hymn Of The Cherubic - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Hymn of the West - Paine

For chorus and band. Composed for the 1904 World's Fair (St. Louis Exposition) by American composer John Knowles Paine, and expertly arranged by Emil Mollenhauer.

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Hymn to Freedom - Oscar Peterson

With its heartfelt message and appealing gospel flavor, Oscar Peterson's Hymn to Freedom has been embraced by choirs throughout the world. This band arrangement matches the classic version arranged by Paul Read and can beperformed as a stand-alone band piece or combined with the choir for an impressive music department finale.

Hymn to Freedom - Hymne la Libert - Thierry Deleruyelle

Freedom remains a subject of all times. This piece of music lets you take a moment to reflect on what it means to be free.

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Hymn to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven

Hymn To Life - Norman Tailor

Hymn to Loved Ones Lost - Richard L. Saucedo

In this touching composition, Richard Saucedo has created a collage of feelings and emotions associated with losing someone near and dear. Along with a sense of sadness, the piece also reflects feelings of frustration and anger weoften feel at these times. It is the composer's hope that this musical tribute will help remind us all that music is for everybody.

Hymn to Red October - Basil Polderius