Jay Bocook: Mittelschwere Noten

We are proud to offer Johan de Meij's landmark symphonic work, available for the first time in this 3-part edition for marching band. Create a stunning field show with endless dramatic and visual poss...

Solos by clarinet and alto saxophone announce the opening of Lothl??rien followed by a lilting woodwind melody and finally a brass chorale. The scene shifts abruptly in the sinister and menacing Gollu...

Completing the 3-part field show of Johan de Meij's masterwork, this closing production opens with the Gandalf fanfare followed by the noble folk-like theme from Hobbits. This masterful arrangement ev...

Bring excitement and energy to the stands with shortened versions of these pop hits. Includes: Bang Bang, Uptown Funk, Shake It Off, and Happy.

Imposing and ominous, you can feel the foreboding tension as the giant beast approaches and then experience the power as he arrives on the scene. Massive percussion scoring and dense brass clusters he...

From the powerful Broadway musical Jekyll & Hyde, Jay's opening production provides dramatic effects right from the start! Dark and sinister-sounding, this is an impressive way to start a field show.

From Jekyll & Hyde, this ballad features beautiful melodic lines, woodwind colors, and a trumpet soloist before building to a strong and sustained full band final chorus. A marvelous change of pace fo...

Written in a fast tempo throughout, this driving arrangement from Jekyll & Hyde is loaded with energy and intensity. Featuring striking sounds and dramatic effects, this closer makes a strong statemen...

A power ballad for the ages, this Journey classic from 1982 remains as popular today as ever. Jay's stirring arrangement for the field or stands opens quietly with a trumpet solo, then builds to a hug...

Using various motifs from the film score of this movie classic, Jay builds an impressive closer that features dramatic moments and an exciting finish.

From this 1994 Star Trek movie comes a powerful theme that's bold and symphonic, coupled with an ethereal, contrasting section. A dynamic opener for the field.

From Star Trek: The Next Generation, this is the well-known (to trekkies) pennywhistle song played by Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart). A simple and sweet melody that Jay transforms into an effective...

Featuring the haunting melodies from this distinctive movie score, here is a beautiful production number for the field magnificently arranged by Jay Bocook.

Bocook - Grade 3-4

This marching band edition of John Williams' official theme was created specially for use at the Atlanta '96 Games. An ideal version for college and top level high school bands.

This beautiful ballad from Miss Saigon features the woodwinds in the beginning, followed by a brief trumpet solo and duet. There are full ensemble building sections and a tasteful quiet ending to comp...

Bach may not have appreciated his music being associated with the horror genre, but this is sure a great way to start a Halloween show for marching band!! Sorry, J. S.

One of the most imposing and threatening themes ever written! Jay's powerful chart will make even younger bands sound impressive.

From Hitchcock's classic fright film, just try not to cringe and squirm when you hear the strains of this hauntingly familiar theme.

From the recent Broadway production The Civil War: An American Musical, this powerful song contains a wealth of musical drama and depth. Jay has created a dramatic closing production from this wonderf...

Here's a dynamic opening production on this famous song from the Civil War era. Impressive sounds for younger groups with plenty of musical variety.

Jay brings a unique and poignant treatment to this well-known song. With beautiful colors and harmonies woven throughout, the piece builds to an emotional climax before returning to a quiet ending.

From the dynamic and exciting soundtrack by James Horner, this impressive opener features a distinctive Spanish flair and plenty of visual possibilities. Powerful!

From The Mask of Zorro, this beautiful ballad opens with woodwind colors before soaring through a full ensemble statement of the theme. A nice change of pace with an emotional flair.

Pulling together several themes from the soundtrack (and even a driving fugue), this closing production really pours it on. Look for contrasting styles and meters, a percussion feature, and an excitin...