The Honeymooners - Clement

The Honor Roll - Robert Longfield

FJH is proud to introduce the beginning band audience to the outstanding writing of Robert Longfield. This stately march is well scored and sounds full from the start. Provide your band with an excellent opportunity to open your contest or festival program with a fresh, new sound from one of our country's finest band composers.

The Hope Of Tomorrow - Wada

"The Hope of Tomorrow" is a beautiful melodic work for developing bands. The flowing melody is designed to help develop skills in lyrical phrasing and playing in conjunct motion with fourths and fifth in legato style. This lovely selection is an excellent programming choice! Simply gorgeous!

The Hope Of Youth - Bertrand Moren

The Horn of Plenty - Marc Cunningham

The Horn of Plenty is a composition which allows to present the Horn in many styles. The opening has an heroic character and exudes an Spanish atmosphere. The next part is a playful and lighthearted Leggiero. The melody used in bar 38 has an oriental sound through melodic use of the harmonic scale. The Andante is a parody on a piano etude by the composer Stephen Heller, a Frenchman of Hungarian descent. The piece ends with a relaxed swing area in which the Horn also in a different way can be heard.

The House Of The Rising Sun

The Huguenots - Ed Kiefer

Ed Kiefer uses the strength and perseverance of the French Huguenots as the basis for this powerful concert piece for young bands. A perfect opportunity to do some cross-curricular work with your history department. Also, a fine piece to highlight the strength of your band at contest/festival.

The Humorist - Charles L. Barnhouse

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1897. No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Due to the era of this work, saxophone and double-reed parts are not published. Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work. If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

The Hungarian Spirit - Roland Kernen

In The Hungarian Spirit Roland Kernen expresses the national character of Hungary.Varied dance melodies create the picture of the hope that is cherished by the people in this country and conveys a feeling of intense happiness to the listener.The piece is characterised by cheerful melodies, dynamic contrasts, virtuoso ornamentations and seems to radiate enthusiasm!

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The Hunt - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Tchaikovsky composed his twelve character pieces for piano, The Seasons, while he was writing his popular ballet, Swan Lake. Each piece in The Seasons depicts a different month of the year in Russia. The original publication of September: The Hunt included an epigraph at the start of the piece-a small poem by Alexander Pushkin. This energetic arrangement for symphonic band by Nathan Jones opens with an octave fanfare between the winds and brass. Tchaikovsky's colorful harmony speaks here, with passing chromaticism adding color to the music. The fanfare theme is transformed in the quiet central section, still shifting to the minor mode with short solo passages for flute, bassoon, trumpet, xylophone and oboe (cued in flutes). The segue back into the opening fanfare is clever, with the notes leading through several keys before concluding in the major with a short reprise of the initial theme.