High Society (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hogestein, Henk

The march High Society was written by the Dutch composer, Henk Hogestein. In this composition he wished to portray the life of the jet set or the 'high society' who often attend particularly expensive and fashionable parties. In High Society the composer has tried to create a picture of this fascinating scene. This composition is the follow-up to Saint Louis Connection.Duration: 2:40

High Spirits (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Evers, Harm

Harm Evers showed his true character with this likeable march. With its interesting rhythms and unusual approach, this is sure to be memorable to musicians and audience alike.Duration: 2:45

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HIGH SPIRITS (Prestige Concert Band Extra Score) - Wiffin, Rob

Extra Score. This concert overture is ideal for that lighter moment in a concert programme. The musical language is unambiguously tonal and the piece sets out to be attractive and joyful throughout, being upbeat in both style and tempo. There are several themes running through the piece but there is a unifying factor in the close link between the first main theme and the central slow section, and then the return of the opening idea which brings the work to its conclusion. Duration: 8:30

HIGH SPIRITS (Prestige Concert Band Set) - Wiffin, Rob

Score and Parts. This concert overture is ideal for that lighter moment in a concert programme. The musical language is unambiguously tonal and the piece sets out to be attractive and joyful throughout, being upbeat in both style and tempo. There are several themes running through the piece but there is a unifying factor in the close link between the first main theme and the central slow section, and then the return of the opening idea which brings the work to its conclusion. Duration: 8:30

High Voltage (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Deleruyelle, Thierry

High Voltage is an especially energetic composition in the big band style. The blaring brass and the ornate interplay of the woodwinds lend this work great character and conviction. In the second half of the piece two solos are played: firstly the tenor saxophone (alternatively alto saxophone), followed by a virtuoso variation in the trombone (alternatively baritone/euphonium).Duration: 3:40

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High Water Mark: The Third Day (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sweeney, Michael

Gettysburg, PA - July 3, 1863. It would be difficult to find another grade 2 selection with as much drama and musical depth as this impressive work from young band master, Michael Sweeney. Depicting the momentous events of the final day of battle at Gettysburg in the Civil War, this composition paints vivid musical images including the early morning church bells, the artillery duel between the two armies, the parade-like advance of Confederate troops in Pickett's charge, and ultimately the crucial final battle. Included are extensive historical notes to help make this a complete and meaningful experience for performers and listeners alike. A one-of-a-kind composition!

Highbridge Excursions (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Williams, Mark

Includes: Song of the Lake; Festive Dance.

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Highdays and Holidays (The Mortimer Revel) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Highdays and Holidays was commissioned by the South Berks Concert Band to celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2016. The band rehearses in the village of Mortimer, which has a long and fascinating history dating back to, and beyond, the Bronze Age. Mortimer is famous for The Mortimer Revel, an annual event which was apparently a fairly rumbustious and sometimes violent affair. Highdays and Holidays seeks to capture some of this festive event in the form of an energetic overture, which explores a variety of moods including the somewhat chaotic atmosphere of the Revel. Duration: 6.00

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HIGHLAND CATHEDRAL (Concert Band) - Korb & Roever - Walter, Christoph

Medium/Easy

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Highland Cathedral (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Korb & Roever - Stahli, Urs

This work is for Concert Bands with a reduced number of players

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