Mittelschwere Noten von Hal Leonard für die Mittelstufe

Using the delicate and flowing strains of Ice Dance (from Edward Scissorhands), Michael uses a rich chorale style to lead into an exciting rendition of the main theme from Beetlejuice. Raucous and a b...

Here's your chance to let your overachieving mallet players do battle with the devil! There's plenty for the full band to do as well, plus a short feature spot for the battery percussion. Great stagin...

Originally recorded by Buster Poindexter, here's a hot version of this familiar hit for mature bands that will absolutely blow the doors down! Combining sassy licks in the brass with an energetic perc...

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...

This early hit by Stevie Wonder is still one of the best-known, most dynamic tunes that he ever recorded. This solidly scored arrangement is exuberant and fun for all.

Combining a terrific mix of frantic energy, driving percussion and ensemble riffs, this arrangement of the Jimi Hendrix hit will surely live up to its name on the field. Don't hold back!

From its beginnings as the theme to the popular TV series in the '60s to the current popular movie version, this well-known theme has taken on a life of its own with its campy spy spoof attitude. You'...

Mr. T. and company ruled the TV airwaves in the '80s, along with their equally famous and well-known theme song. A great way to pump up the crowd and fire up your own A team.

From the hit movie Twilight, here is the haunting main theme in a beautiful setting for the field or stands. Performance options for the trumpet solo include alto sax or an amplified flute soloist.

Recorded by The Who in 1979 and now the theme of TV's CSI, here is a signature rock anthem of the era by one of the hardest rockin' bands ever. Play it loud and proud!

Recorded by the Sylvers in 1976, this quintessential dance hit continues to be popular even today. Michael Brown keeps the fever simmering with a series of key changes and rhythmic energy throughout.

Recorded by the speed metal rock band Dragonforce, fans of Guitar Hero III will recognize this as the monstrously outrageous and ultimate rock track. Including simulated screaming guitar licks, be sur...

From the acclaimed 2000 movie Cirque du Soleil: Journey of Man, this stunning opening production evokes musical imagery of light, color and theatre in a creative and dynamic setting for the field.

Utilizing a lighter than air woodwind effect in the opening and closing, Richard Saucedo takes us on a magnificent journey of melody, rich harmonies, and dramatic emotional pacing. Very effective!

Closing out the Cirque du Soleil: Journey of Man field show, this exciting arrangement features rhythmic intensity, soaring lyric lines, a fast-paced percussion feature and a powerful reprise of the s...

Too new to record! From the highly acclaimed Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack, here is the Oscar?'-winning Song of the Year arranged in a joyful and exuberant setting for marching band. Sure to be an au...

From the powerful soundtrack of the 2000 movie Remember the Titans, this inspirational and uplifting theme is sure to be familiar to all audiences. Here is an exciting production for the marching fiel...

The zany music of the Raymond Scott Quintette, originally recorded in the late 1930s, was a popular resource for the early Warner Bros. cartoons scored by Carl Stalling. Filled with surprise and humor...

Cleverly spiced with a hoedown flavor in a mini-overture format of fast-slow-fast, here is an impressive slice of Americana for the field. Adapted from Richard's popular work for symphonic band, this...

Even if you don't remember the show-stopping performance by Santana at Woodstock in 1969, this exciting Latin production will bring the house down! Percussion section front and center!

Recorded recently by Michael Bublé, this version for marching band features a steady Latin groove throughout with short feature spots for the saxes and a trumpet soloist. Nice change of pace.

The blockbuster vampire saga continues with the powerful second installment New Moon. Here is the touching main theme in a beautifully scored setting for the field.

The stunning movie Avatar has become the top box office earner of all time! Loaded with driving percussion and dark themes, this powerful opening production number from the soundtrack cue The Destruct...

Based on the soundtrack cue The Bioluminescence of the Night, this hauntingly beautiful melody is woven throughout James Horner's masterful score, and is the basis for the end credit song I See You.