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Nothing will make your beginning band students want to practice more than the two most recognizable notes in cinema history. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the blockbuster film that cemented John Williams' place at the top of the A-list for film scores. Makes an ideal recruitment piece.

Theme from Jaws

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This iconic song has been a hit over many decades and in every genre from country to disco and was even featured in the 2024 film "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." Starting off as a rock ballad, it transitions to a driving double-time rock feel that builds in intensity before returning to the ballad feel that brings it home with relentless energy and emotion. All sections have great and engaging parts. This one will bring the house down!

MacArthur Park

Originally sung by Gene Wilder in the 1971 movie classic "Willy Wonka the Chocolate Factory," this timeless song has remained a favorite ever since. This setting in a flex-band format is based on the version sung by Timothée Chalamet for the movie "Wonka" and features lush harmonies and an appealing pop groove. Magical!

Pure Imagination

Some of the most impressive movie themes in recent years have come from the blockbuster Marvel superhero films. This dynamic and well-paced medley features memorable hero themes including Captain America; Ant-Man; Thor; Iron Man; Black Panther and of course, The Avengers.

Heroes of the Marvel Universe

A festive medley from the beloved Christmas movie series featuring Somewhere in My Memory; Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas; Star of Bethlehem and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. Perfect as a stand-alone concert piece or paired with choir.

Selections from Home Alone

From the hit Netflix movie, this exciting arrangement gets every section playing while introducing sixteenth-note rhythms, syncopation, and chromaticism – plus an optional trumpet solo. Sure to be a concert standout!

Soda Pop

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The #1 hit from the #1 Netflix movie is masterfully arranged for flexible instrumentation and will sound equally amazing when played by a full ensemble. With its infectious groove, catchy melody, and numerous style and feel changes, this arrangement will steal the show at your next concert performance!

Golden

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Since 1995 the creative team at Pixar Studios has given us heartwarming stories and unforgettable characters that appeal to audiences of all ages. In addition, the music created for these films is an integral part of their charm and popularity. Here is a terrific arrangement of these familiar melodies that will thrill audiences everywhere. Included are: You've Got a friend in Me ("Toy Story"), The Spirit of Adventure ("Up"), The Glory Days ("The Incredibles"), The Big Race ("Cars") and Ratatouille Main Theme.

Pixar Movie Magic

Cleverly arranged to showcase each instrument on a well-known Disney tune, here's the perfect recruiting tool for your next concert tour of the elementary schools! It’s also an entertaining medley for any concert. Includes A Whole New World (full band), Let It Go (clarinets), Arabian Nights (oboe), Beauty and the Beast (flutes), We Don’t Talk About Bruno (saxes), Remember Me (trumpets), Can You Feel the Love Tonight? (F horns), You’ve Got a Friend in Me (trombones/baritones), Under the Sea (percussion), and You’re Welcome (bass instruments).

Disney Around the Bandroom

Rarely does a song come along that no one seems to get tired of hearing or playing.  Here is a very easy arrangement, with limited ranges and rhythms, perfect for second-year players!

Happy

The 2010 movie has become a classic, and John Powell's masterful soundtrack beautifully captures the dramatic moments and mood of the story. Here are the main themes from the soundtrack in a terrific setting for flexible instrumentation.

Music from How to Train Your Dragon

The iconic cantina theme from "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" is available here with this wonderful and accessible arrangement for flex band.

Cantina Band

From the hit movie based on the smash video game, this fun, catchy, and very popular song is brilliantly arranged here for beginning band. Expanded in length to give all sections a chance at the melody, it gives fun and accessible parts to every player in your band while remaining authentic to the original. Perfect for recruitment – and a piece your players will never want to stop practicing!
 
The hybrid edition includes a printed score and access to digital parts.

Steve's Lava Chicken

This very playable yet effectively powerful setting of highlights from the hit Broadway musical about the life and times of the Wicked Witch of the West is now available in a flexible format. Includes No One Mourns the Wicked; Dancing Through Life; Defying Gravity and For Good.

Music from Wicked

Taken from one of the greatest musicals of all time, Mambo has been carefully adapted to reduce some of the extreme technical demands of the original. However, none of the authenticity or energy has been altered, resulting in a stunning concert showcase.

Mambo

This gorgeous arrangement of the tender ballad about the love shared between best friends from the hit musical "Wicked" will be the perfect showcase of your young band's tone, phrasing, and musicianship. Masterfully scored to be either a stand-alone arrangement or as an accompaniment to the vocal arrangement by Mac Huff. Perfect for any concert program.

For Good

Featured in the classic Disney film "Tangled," this Celtic-flavored instrumental has taken on a life of its own. Opening with a lively dance in 3/4, the piece evolves into a spirited jig. As the tempo quickens and the percussion builds, the excitement level increases all the way to the rousing finish. A fun change of pace!

Kingdom Dance

"Boys and girls of every age – would you like to see something strange?" Young concert bands are now able to enjoy one of the most popular movie songs of all time. An excellent choice for reinforcing chromaticism. Not just for Halloween, this is perfect for programming at any time of the year!

This Is Halloween

Young concert bands can now experience the iconic and triumphant march from the final scene of "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" while expanding their knowledge of chromaticism and triplets.

The Throne Room

That's a mouth full!  But well worth typing onto your young band concert program! Everyone knows this gem from the Disney classic "Mary Poppins."  Michael cleverly arranged this tune by passing the melody around to every section, and even added a few short percussion feature spots. Guaranteed to raise a grin!

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