Hamabe No Uta - John Iveson

Hampton Court Suite - Scott Richards

Handel in the Band - Kenneth Downie

Handel in the Band is a virtuoso set of symphonic variations on one of Handel's best known keyboard dances, the Sarabande from his Suite in D minor, HWV 437, based on the Spanish traditional dance La Folia. Kenneth Downie's work was commissioned by Brass Band Treize Etoiles, for performance at the 2013 Swiss National Brass Band Championships, where it was conducted by James Gourlay. The title is a reference to Percy Grainger's popular Handel in the Strand, and is indicative of the witty and theatrical nature of the music, which is more playful than conventional competition pieces and as such offers different challenges to brass bands as well as beingthoroughly entertaining for audiences. Kenneth Downie is one of the most respected and experienced brass band composers. His music has been widely performed and published throughout the brass band world since the 1960s.

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Handel's Hornpipe - Bernard Reader

Handelian Song - Robert van Beringen

This impressive composition presents two main themes, one of which being based on a melody by Georg Friedrich Handel. Handelian Song is a wonderful piece to play and will give lustre to any occasion.

Hands Across The Sea - John Philip Sousa - Bertrand Moren

Hangin' On! - Dean Jones

This swinging composition from the popular composer Dean Jones is a tribute to the much loved 'Light Walk' from Barry Gott. This is a delightful interlude during a heavy concert, and perfect for a summer evening's performance.

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Hannibal - Hans Zimmer - Jiri Kadlec

Hanover Hymn - Traditional - Jan de Haan

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Hanseatic Suite - Jacob de Haan

Dreaming of love. This is the theme of the folksong on which the composition was based. Its characteristic melody inspired Jacob de Haan to this instrumental romance with a transparent structure consisting of an introduction, the folk-melody, a development of the theme, the folk-melody accompanied by ornamental triplets followed by the final bars.