Pop Sheet Music

Chariots Of Fire

Powerful rock anthem recorded by Survivor in 1982, and also featured in the movie Rocky III. Always a favorite! Hal Leonard's innovative Flex-Band series is designed to provide exciting music for band...

Commemorating 100 years since Titanic was lost at sea, James Cameron released the 3-D version of his classic 1997 movie. Here is a touching arrangement of the familiar main theme scored for flexible i...

Featured prominently in the blockbuster movie Guardians of the Galaxy, this enjoyable arrangement for flexible instrumentation is based on the '70s recording by Blue Swede.

Effectively arranged here in a flexible instrumentation format, this Henry Mancini masterpiece is one of the most recognized television themes of all time! For added fun, this version also includes an...

Alan Silvestri's dramatic theme from the 1985 hit movie Back to the Future became an instant film score classic, and remains popular today. Here is a powerful version for band adapted with flexible sc...

Hit songs by Elton John have become an enduring part of our pop culture. Featured in the bio pic Rocketman, these familiar classics feature catchy melodies and timeless lyrics. Here's a medley for fle...

Scored for just 4 parts and flexible instrumentation, here's an easy version of the timeless hit from The Lion King.

In this arrangement you find three famous hits from this impressive musical by Elton John. It sounds very complete, though it has been arranged for our 'flexible wind' series. Also in our Molenaar Edi...

Due to the success of Henk Ummels' arrangement 'The Best of the Blues Brothers' he wrote a sequel which should be equally successful. This part includes the hits 'Think', 'Minnie the Moocher' and 'I'm...

Stayin' Alive is a disco song by the Bee Gees from the Saturday Night Fever motion picture soundtrack. The song was written by the Bee Gees members (Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb). It was released on...

Today, this blues song is mostly recognized with the 'Blues Brothers' Movie featuring Dan Akroyd and John Belushi. it was composer and recorded as early as 1937 by Robert Johnson. Johnson (1911-1938)...