Hebrew Dance (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Appermont, Bert

This composition is based on the traditional Hebrew song Shalom Aleichem, that has been incorporated in a mix of klezmer, Balkan music and Latin-American music. As the title suggests, the work contains various show elements, such as spectacular solos, hand clapping and stirring percussion. Duration: 4.15

Hedgehog, Monkey and Waffles! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Gripp, Parry - Story, Michael

This three-piece suite is based on the widely popular music of talented songwriter Parry Gripp. Parry's music has gone viral on YouTube, where his songs accompany many internet videos, as well as his own music videos. The three catchy songs included are "Boogie Boogie Hedgehog," "Baby Monkey (Riding Backwards on a Pig)," and "Do You Like Waffles?" If you aren't familiar with these viral tunes, just ask your students!Duration: 2.45

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Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Williams, John - Lopez, Victor

Certainly the most memorable tune from the blockbuster hit, this Harry Potter melody has been masterfully scored for your young band by veteran arranger Victor L?pez. The celeste introduction is cued for keyboard or piano and provides a wonderful depiction of the film score that will impress every audience. This is great popular literature for the more advanced ensemble with limited preparation time. Finally, symphonic-quality film music scored for concert band! Duration: 2.30

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Heimatklange (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Friedmann, Michael

Duration: 2.45

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Heimweh (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

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Heinzelmannchens Wachtparade (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Noack, Kurt - Strand, Oyvind

The story of the Heinzellmannchen (Gnomes) is connected to the German city of Cologne. The gnomes were small creatures living underground but appeared during the night, when the people were asleep, doing all the work that had to be done in the city, so that the citizens of Cologne could be lazy, relaxing the whole day. At last, there was a tailor's wife getting so curious about the gnomes that she scattered dried peas onto the floor so that the gnomes slipped and fell, making a lot of noise. The gnomes got infuriated and disappeared forever and the citizens of Cologne must thereafter do all the work themselves.Kurt Noack (1893-1945) was a German composer, arranger and orchestra leader, working mainly with light music and marches. The characteristic piece Heinzellmannchens Wachtparade (Gnome's parade) from 1912 is his most famous composition, originally written for piano.This arrangement is made a little parodic, filled with joyful interjections, trying to give these little gnomes a bit of character, with pictures from Disney's Santa's workshop in mind.Duration: 7.00

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HEJRE KATI (Gipsy Dance) (Trumpet Duet with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hubay, Jeno - Wiffin, Rob

A duet for two (or more!) trumpets. A great feature in any programme. Duration: 2:47 Grade 4/Soloists 5

HEJRE KATI (Gipsy Dance) (Two (or more) Trumpets/Programme Concert Band Extra Score) - Hubay, Jeno - Wiffin, Rob

A duet for two (or more!) trumpets. A great feature in any programme. Duration: 2:47 Grade 4/Soloists 5

Helios Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

Following in the footsteps of Ceremonial March, Mercury, Arsenal and Minerva, Helios is a concert march in the tradition of grand English marches. In the first passage several connected themes are developed in a combination of contrasting nuances. The melodic line of the trio is long and expressive; a characteristic found in all Jan Van der Roost's marches. Helios represents the ideal combination of rich thematic material with a traditional harmonic structure. 0:03:30

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Helios Rising (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Stalter, Todd

In Greek mythology, Helios is a Titan who faithfully drove the Sun's chariot across the sky each day, disappearing in the west into Oceanus (the ocean, which the Greeks believed encircled the Earth), and rising out of it again in the east the next morning. Helios' journey at sunrise is referenced musically by the ascending leap in the main theme and the strong driving rhythms of the low winds and percussion. The contrasting light and dark textures in the slow section depict twilight inevitably giving way to the darkness of night.Duration: 2:45

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