Hal Leonard Sheet Music

Featuring two of the best-known hits from the group STYX, this production/concert number starts with effective woodwind colors and a brief trumpet solo. The low brass carry the lead on the rockin' Too...

This well-known anthem by the group STYX makes a perfect closing number. Starting quietly with a trumpet soloist, this arrangement then builds solidly to the familiar up-tempo chorus with the ensemble...

John has skillfully used a variety of styles and tempos in creating this very effective opener/production number. The opening section is fast and furious before switching to a medium swing groove. The...

Using the familiar strains from the Overture, here is an impressive-sounding production/opener. Also included is the See Me, Feel Me theme played by horns and an exciting fast-paced finish.

This gorgeous production number opens with a rich brass chorale followed by a soaring trumpet solo on See Me, Feel Me. This leads to the dynamic up-tempo Sparks theme, which features the percussion se...

No Tommy show would be complete without the rock anthem Pinball Wizard. Masterfully arranged as a closing production number, this is rhythmically exciting music with a few harmonic surprises and an ap...

One of the highlights from the movie is this distinctive and moderately paced dance feature. Woodwinds and horns get a chance to shine on this one!

This effective production number is written in a medium tempo swing style. The melody is skillfully traded around to various sections, and the feel alternates between a 2-beat feel and solid swing.

With a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek show biz razzle dazzle, this energetic closer starts out with a 2-beat feel, then follows with a full ensemble shout chorus and dynamic ending.

Using a four-note motif, Richard builds a monster of an opener developed through intricate rhythms, unique harmonies, and driving percussion. A bold statement for the adventurous band!

Using a single tempo and meter throughout, this impressive closer features a driving rhythmic ostinato punctuated with brilliant brass lines and block chordal statements. Creative sounding and very po...

Here is a dynamic collection of short funky jams perfect for time outs or just gettin' rowdy! Includes: Uh, Oh (from the movie Drumline), The Grooveline, Get Ready, and Soul Limbo.

This opening production begins with the haunting strains of Nature Boy, before launching into a full-blown big band treatment of Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend. Sizzling and sultry!

The moving ballad sung by Nicole Kidman from the movie Moulin Rouge provides a stunning setting for the field. Lush full band scoring is contrasted with a trumpet solo and a dramatic build that will t...

From Moulin Rouge, this exciting closing production features the hot Latin strains of Rhythm of the Night (complete with percussion break) followed by an effective reprise of Nature Boy for a strong f...

Bring unmatched funk energy to the field! With "In The Stone," Hal Leonard presents the timeless Earth, Wind & Fire classic in a powerful and dynamic arrangement for marching band. Long a favorite amo...

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...

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.

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...

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...

From well-known jazz writer John La Barbera, here is a hot version of his Latin/Jazz classic Tiger of San Pedro. The sizzling trumpet solo, percussion breaks and a solid shout chorus help make this on...

Here is a dynamite collection of some of the best classic rock tunes ever. These short but potent versions are perfect for time-outs and pumping up the home crowd

Monster rock tunes to strike fear in the hearts of your opponents.