Hard To Say I'm Sorry - Peter Cetera - Jirka Kadlec

Hark, The Herald Angels Sing - Traditional

Harlem Nocturne

While an arranger with the Ray Noble Orchestra in 1939, Earle Hagen composed the unforgettably sultry "Harlem Nocturne" which has lived on and on through various guises and performers. Here is published a version by that well know British trombonist and arranger, Bill Geldard, for solo tenor trombone and brass band.

Harlem Nocturne - Edrich Siebert

Harlem Nocturne - Earle Hagen - Jirka Kadlec

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Harlem Nocturne - Hagen - Douglas

Harlequin - Philip Sparke

Harlequin was commissioned by, and is dedicated to, Euphonium virtuoso David Childs. The piece takes its inspiration from the happy and sad masks that symbolise the Commedia dell'Arte (which features Harlequin as one of its main characters) and comprises of two movements, a slow modal ballad followed by a frenetic faster movement. A fantastic showpiece for the Euphonium and Brass Band.

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Harley Quinn's Madness - Gilles Rocha

Harmony Festival - Jan de Haan

Harmony Festival is Jan de Haan's expression of his great respect for the composer of composers, Johann Sebastian Bach. He has used the four note names which form the name of this composer as the basis of this piece. This four note motif provides us with the most beautiful and unexpected chord combinations creating a 'festival of harmonies'!

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Harmony Music - Philip Sparke