Paul Murtha

From the hottest movie soundtrack to come along in years, here is the dynamic opening number from The Greatest Showman. The opening anthem-like strains lead to an up-tempo chorus with plenty of excite...

One of the trademark funk tunes of the early '70s, this arrangement opens with a powerful fanfare based on Living for the City, then launches into the familiar strains complete with the signature horn...

This popular '70s hit by Stevie Wonder features one of the signature instrumental riffs from that era. Paul's great-sounding arrangement provides a natural showcase for your mallet percussion section...

Slinky, yet sophisticated, this jazzy theme remains one of Henry Mancini's best! Paul's chart provides a nice mix of full band passages along with dynamic contrasts and a feature spot for woodwinds on...

From the entertaining blockbuster animated film Sing, this driving rock tune was recorded by the legendary Stevie Wonder and featuring Ariana Grande. Just try sitting still for this one!

Featuring hits recorded by the Black Eyed Peas, here is a terrific collection of time-out shorties for the stands.

Using the familiar licks from these two blockbuster hits from Saturday Night Fever, this chart allows you to briefly feature the woodwinds as well as trumpets. Perfect as a dance number.

Paul brings us a swingin' big band style treatment of this tune made famous by Ray Charles. After the powerful opening statement, the horns and saxes get a chance at the melody, followed by a trumpet...

Here's a fun, medium-tempo swing number that's a perfect change of pace for your Blues Brothers Show.

The ultimate party tune recorded by Pink. Great for dance lines!

Get the shades ready, here come Jake and Elwood with their two signature tunes. Open the show with the up-tempo I Can't Turn You Loose, then slip into the funky sounds of Soul Man.

This well-known medium funk tune features the signature trumpet riffs along with a short stop-time section to feature your percussion. Great for movin' and groovin'!

This opener takes us to the symphonic rock style of the group STYX with the powerful strains of Grand Illusion, followed by the driving rhythms of Renegade.

Featuring two of the best-known hits from the group STYX, this production/concert number starts with effective woodwind colors and a brief trumpet solo. The low brass carry the lead on the rockin' Too...

This well-known anthem by the group STYX makes a perfect closing number. Starting quietly with a trumpet soloist, this arrangement then builds solidly to the familiar up-tempo chorus with the ensemble...

The woodwinds and mallets are featured in the intro to this landmark ballad from Earth, Wind & Fire followed by brief solos for alto sax and trumpet. A nice groove and creative scoring throughout make...

Here is a terrific closing production featuring the exciting brass and percussion strains of Getaway followed by the infectious hit September. Paul drives it hard all the way to the end.

The Doors brought their unique brand of rock to the forefront with this monster hit from 1969. Marvelously adapted for the marching field, this arrangement features a wealth of dynamic contrasts, a pe...

Monster rock tunes to strike fear in the hearts of your opponents.

This production/closer opens with the quirky Peace Frog in an uptempo swing style, then finishes in solid rock fashion with the popular Doors hit Love Her Madly.

Here is a choice collection of hard-hitting short snippets to rock the stands or annoy the opponent.

Based on The Blitz, 1940 from the movie soundtrack, this effective opening production number sets the stage for the drama to come with dark ensemble colors and powerful percussion scoring.

The hauntingly beautiful melody of Evacuating London is woven into the texture of this ballad, along with deep rich harmonies. Midway through, the battery and mallet percussion 16th-note groove really...

Based on The Battle, this powerful arrangement opens with a dynamic fanfare, then forges through a series of attacks before finally reaching the glorious and reaffirming closing segment. A variety in...

Recorded by Rascal Flatts for the hit movie Cars, this rhythmic rocker is great in the stands for just firing up the crowd. It also works as a dance feature.