A Huntingdon Celebration - Philip Sparke

This short and lively overture will make a fantastic opening piece for any concert. It begins with the fanfare-like main theme played by the Clarinets and Saxophones, which is taken up by the whole band. Following a slower central chorale the original tempo returns and the opening fanfares re-appear to bring the piece to a triumphal end.

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A Hymn for Band - Hugh M. Stuart

This gem from 1985 has steadily become one of the classic repertoire pieces for young bands. Even though it is heavily cross-cued making it suitable for smaller bands, this beautiful work is rich in melodic content, variedscoring, and marvelous counterlines and harmonies. An effective performance vehicle that also teaches legato style and musical sensitivity. Dur: 4:00 (Grade 3)

A Hymn For The Lost And Living - Eric Ewazen

A Hymn of Peace - Chisham

An inspiring composition that starts softly and builds steadily to an impressive climax. Reflective in nature, "A Hymn For Peace" will challenge your developing students while providing a program number which has great audience appeal. Will pay big dividends for your mid-level band.

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A Hymn Of Remembrance - Todd Phillips

Throughout history events have occurred personally, locally, nationally, and worldly that inspire people to stop a moment and remember those affected. May this hymn evoke a sense of peace as those people and events are remembered.

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A Hymn of Thanksgiving - Kremser

This famous hymn ("We Gather Together") has been skillfully arranged for the Barnhouse "Command" series by Andrew Glover. An opening chorus featuring clarinets and horns is followed by a woodwind choir, and concludes with an impressive finale. Excellent for teaching tone development, lyrical playing, and phrasing, it's a great choice for middle school or very young high school groups, and works well for contest/festival as well as concert. Inspiring!

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A Hymn To New England - John Williams

Written in 1987 as the accompaniment to New England Time Capsule, an Omnimax travelogue, and recently recorded by the Boston Pops, this three minute concert work adapts wonderfully for band. With true Williams craftmanship, it features brassy fanfares and a rich, sonorous hymn, all based on the same melodic intervals. John Williams' brilliant orchestration is successfully captured, making this a superb concert opener for bands.

A Hymn Tune Rhapsody - Setting Jerry Brubaker

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A Jamaican Christmas - Michael Story

A Jammin' Caribbean Christmas