| Title | Performer(s) | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) |
| Hail to Thee, O English-Usage Purist | Kate GladstoneKate Gladstonetraditional, Irish - "Irish Rover" |
| Hand in the Cookie Jar | Bill Sutton, Brenda Sutton, Mary Crowell, Teresa PowellBill SuttonBill Sutton |
| Harbours full of Song | Katy Droege (lead voc, guit), Ju Honisch (harmony voc, guit)Juliane HonischJuliane Honisch |
| Harp Song of the Dane Women | Kate GladstoneRudyard KiplingKate Gladstone |
| Heart Of The Mountain | Allison Durno, Jodi Krangle, Debbie Ridpath OhiPhil MillsPhil Mills |
| Heart's Hydra | Catherine FaberCatherine FaberCatherine Faber |
| Hearthfire | Ada G. Palmer, Lauren Schiller, Ruth Wejksnora, Lila GarrottAda PalmerAda Palmer |
| Heave of the Horse | Charlene Mac KayCharlene Mac KayCharlene Mac Kay |
| Hey, J.K.! | Debbie Ridpath Ohi, Allison Durno, Jodi KrangleDebbie Ridpath Ohi, Allison Durno, Jodi KrangleMusic by Debbie Ridpath Ohi, Lyrics by Urban Tapes |
| His Hair White Gold | Catherine FaberCatherine FaberCatherine Faber |
| Hold Our Doctrine Dear | DannurwenDannurwenDannurwen |
| Home | Simon Fairbourn - Voice & bass guitar
, Tim Walker - Voice & guitarRand Bellavia
, Adam EnglishAdam English
, Rand Bellavia |
| Home is Wherever | Talis Kimberley, Simon Fairbourn, Alan ThiesenAnne PassovoyAnne Passovoy |
| Homecoming | Rhonwen y Llysieuyddes (Julia West)Rhonwen y Llysieuyddes (Julia Howarth West)Rhonwen y Llysieuyddes (Julia Howarth West) |
| Homesick Cardie | Ryktan Dannurwen aka Lilla BertalanRyktan Dannurwen aka Lilla BertalanRyktan Dannurwen aka Lilla Bertalan |
| Hope Nary | Kate GladstoneKate GladstoneLeslie Fish (used w/permission) — "Hope Eyrie" (or |
| Hopscot | Joe Bethancourt(none)Joe Bethancourt |
| Housework's Done | Ariel CiniiAriel CiniiSteve Macdonald & Mary Ellen Wessels |
| How To Fly | Phil MillsPhil MillsPhil Mills |
| Huitlacoche | Greg KozakN/AGreg Kozak |
The Ballad of Pog o'Mahon
(How Pog o'Mahon was named) | George Carmichael(Known in the SCA as Lord Andrew George Carmichael(Known in the SCA as Lord Andrew Ludwig van Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" |
