Partitions moyen chez Hal Leonard : Niveau intermédiaire

With a healthy dose of laid-back funk and New Orleans attitude, this unique offering from Trombone Shorty is a sure way to bring some excitement to any occasion.

American rock band Fall Out Boy gives us yet another solid hit with this infectious and exciting tune. The signature brass riffs and relentless pulse help to make this a sure winner.

Tom's arrangement of Devo's biggest hit captures the fast and twitchy rhythms that make this an enduring selection for the stands.

Your band and audience will enjoy this fiesty doo wop pop hit by pop sensation Meghan Trainor. Tom's arrangement will raise eyebrows with his sassy harmonizations, a fine choice for bands needing a fl...

From the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this intense arrangement features March of the Resistance which is the new theme for the good guys, and helps drive the excitement of the batt...

Originally from Disney's The Jungle Book, this hot Latin version from Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's latest CD shows they can do more than just swing.

With award-winning composer Lin-Manuel Miranda, Disney's Moana features memorable tunes along with an engaging story. Here is the hit single How Far I'll Go in an effective version for the field or st...

Featuring a medium swing style and catchy melodies, this song from the animated film Moana is sure to be a popular change of pace for any occasion.

Featured in the 2016 movie The Jungle Book as well as in the original 1967 movie, this iconic tune never seems to grow old. Arranged in an up-tempo swing style this chart delivers plenty of impact and...

Featuring new themes from John Williams' brilliant soundtrack, this arrangement opens with the decisive Rebellion motif then weaves in the sweeping motif for Rose stated in the horns and saxes. Both t...

From the 2015 blockbuster Marvel's Ant-Man, Christophe Beck's main theme is delightfully dark and ominous. This skillfully arranged version for the field/stands brings all the drama of the original to...

Featuring an underlying rhythmic pulse and infectious African groove, here is an outstanding setting of the theme music from Si Meier's Civilization IV video game for marching band.

The official theme music for Sid Meier's Civilizarion VI video game, Sogno di Volare (The Dream of Flight) beautifully captures a sense of conquest and wonder. This is powerful and dramatic music for...

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...

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.

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.

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...

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...

As portrayed in the recent hit movie Ray, Ray Charles is recognized as a true icon of American music. This opener features Ray's distinctive version of America, The Beautiful and the joyful gospel sty...

Ray Charles' signature tune is treated here in ballad style before building to a powerful full band statement. Then, everyone joins in the rousing celebration with Bye Bye Love. This is a great way to...

One of the consistently productive and popular groups of the '80s was Blondie featuring Deborah Harry. Here is their #1 hit from 1980 in a creative shuffle-style chart from Michael Brown.