Paul Murtha

Some songs never seem to grow old, and this pop classic recorded by Van Morrison in 1967 is a perfect example. You'll find a multitude of uses for this solid and well-paced arrangement.

From popular rock band Guns N' Roses, here is one of their gritty signature jams. You can't find a better tune to rock the stadium!

Here's the latest mega-hit from the popular rock band Matchbox Twenty. With a driving pulse that just won't quit and solid ensemble scoring, this arrangement will sound great on the field or in the st...

Dieses hippe und groovende Arrangement des *NSYNC-Klassikers wird ein Publikumsliebling und eine unverzichtbare Ergänzung zu einer 90er-Jahre-Pop-Show sein.

Scored for younger bands, here is a great sounding arrangement of the classic TV theme from the 1960s, made popular again thanks to the new hit series on CBS. Your percussion section will love this on...

Die Lichter des Freitagabends sind die perfekte Kulisse für Ihre Marschkapelle, um zu diesem treibenden Techno-Favoriten aus dem Netflix-Kinohit hart zu grooven. Das gesamte Ensemble darf sich dehnen...

Paul Murtha has taken this rock classic from 1966 by Wilson Picket and given it a funky new groove that's perfect for dance teams and rockin' the stands. This is sure to have everyone singing along wi...

Recorded by Bob Seger in 1979 and featured in the movie Risky Business starring Tom Cruise, you simply can't go wrong with this timeless hit. Also works great as a dance feature.

In this well-paced production the woodwinds and mallet percussion are featured on the famous melody of Baby Elephant Walk. Following a rock-style drum break, the low brass lead us into the ultimate sp...

With an infectious R&B groove, this mega hit from Robin Thicke has become one of the hottest tunes of the year. Perfect for stands or dance features.

Recorded by Imagine Dragons, this powerful medium rock tune has already shown amazing staying power in todays rapidly changing music scene. Sure to be a popular choice for the stands or field.

The music of KC and the Sunshine Band is alive and well in this rockin' chart for the field or stands. Paul's version features a short percussion break and solid riffs for the brass.

Even though it's been more than 40 years since Eric Clapton recorded this (with Derek and the Dominos), it remains one of the rock era's greatest anthems. The signature riffs, melodies, and harmonies...

Recorded by Pat Benatar in 1981, this monster hit remains popular today thanks in part to such diverse covers as Glee, John Mellencamp, Kelly Clarkson, and the movie Pitch Perfect. It's one of the bes...

The screaming guitar lines and edgy vocals from this ZZ Top hit really sizzle in this driving rock arrangement by Paul Murtha. Great dance tempo, too!

Here is the blockbuster hit by Pharrell Williams in a solid sounding arrangement designed for smaller bands.

70s rock band Deep Purple rocked the music world with this familiar hit. One of the greatest riffs of the rock era!

Recorded by Imagine Dragons, this familiar rock anthem is perfect for pumping up the team or the crowd. A powerful statement in a concise package!

Recorded by Otis Redding back in the '60s and later covered by The Black Crowes, this hot tune has become a funk classic! With an energetic drive throughout, brass punches, and a stop time riff, this...

Instantly recognizable and featuring a strong melody and moderate rock pulse, this 1997 Smash Mouth hit is still heard in video games, TV shows, and movies. Fun for the stands or the field!

This tune was a hit for Rachel Platten in 2015 but has caught on as a stadium anthem for determination and winning. Impressively scored for the entire band!

Recorded by American rapper Lil Nas X and joined in the music video by country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, this mega hit stayed #1 on the Hot 100 pop chart for a record-breaking 19 consecutive weeks! Perf...

High-energy drive and a frantic pulse describe this powerful hit from the group Jet. With stop-time statements of the melody and full band answers, this one really kicks!

This timeless funk classic recorded by MC Hammer in 1990 sounds as fresh as ever, and takes on new meaning in today's world.