Jay Bocook

The classic band work of Clifton Williams is also available for developing bands with this well-crafted arrangement by Jay Bocook. The essence of the original score is retained, but with careful adjus...

A ghoulish and sinister concoction that will delight any audience, particularly on a dark, dreary Friday night concert. Jay's medley includes several musical nightmares that your players will love to...

Here's an easy treatment of the classic John Williams film score. Jay Bocook has skillfully combined the major themes using solid keys, ranges, and rhythms for young band. An impressive Western panora...

Here's an easy treatment of the classic John Williams film score. Jay Bocook has skillfully combined the major themes using solid keys, ranges, and rhythms for young band. An impressive Western panora...

Written in two contrasting tempos, the slow opening section of this overture weaves a texture of striking harmonies and graceful melodies. The fast second section offers a hint of Appalachian folk mus...

Written in two contrasting tempos, the slow opening section of this overture weaves a texture of striking harmonies and graceful melodies. The fast second section offers a hint of Appalachian folk mus...

Written in two contrasting tempos, the slow opening section of this overture weaves a texture of striking harmonies and graceful melodies. The fast second section offers a hint of Appalachian folk mus...

Here is Jimi Hendrix' signature tune in a dramatic and effective setting by Jay Bocook and Will Rapp. Perfect as a centerpiece for a Hendrix field show, or just by itself rockin' in the stands.

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...

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

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...

Fleetwood Mac recorded this driving shuffle tune back in the '70s, but in the hands of Jay Bocook, it sounds just as fresh and creative now as ever. A great groove for the stands!

Well-known film composer Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, The Polar Express, Night at the Museum) was asked by the NCAA to write a new official theme to be used for all their sporting events. This...

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!

The creative genius of Jimi Hendrix is certainly evident in this distinctive hit. Effectively arranged for the field (or stands), Jay's chart displays an incessant underlying beat, great brass scoring...

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 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 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.

This dynamic closing production for the field uses themes from the soundtrack cue War. A variety of moods, textures and effects are displayed, all leading to an exciting conclusion.

You've heard these rousing snippets played in college stadiums across the country, and now you can bring this exciting brand of intimidation to your own games.