Hail Sousa - Sam B. Wood

Hail the Dragon! - Philip Sparke

Its title, Hail the Dragon!, references a work Philip Sparke wrote in 1984, The Year of the Dragon. The piece opens with a lively and energetic fanfare. The mood becomes more subdued in the centre section as the cornet introduces a new theme that builds to an emotional climax. This leads into a recap of the opening fanfare which acts as a type of descant to short quotations from the last movement of The Year of the Dragon before reaching a thunderous finale.

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Hail To The Spirit Of Liberty - John Philip Sousa - Bertrand Moren

Hair (Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In) - Galt MacDermot

Hakuna Matata - Elton John - Frank Bernaerts

Hakuna Matata - Wilson

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Half a Sixpence - Allan Street

Half The World Away - Noel Gallagher

Hall of the Mountain King - Bill Geldard

Halleluja - Leonard Cohen - Dean Jones

Some songs have a distinct, inherent value even long after they are written. There is a beauty in the simplicity of Leonard Cohen's classic song, 'Hallelujah' which was captured by many artists and arrangers over several decades since it was written. Here is a symphonic setting which may be an appealing addition on your music programmes.