Youth Concert Band Sheet Music

Elton John's quirky and upbeat rock hit was first recorded in the early '70s, but it has remained popular ever since. Paul's version for flexible instrumentation skillfully passes the melody around fr...

Recorded by Swedish band Europe, Final Countdown has remained one of the classic rock hits of all time. This version for flexible instrumentation captures all the high-energy of the original, plus add...

Featuring a distinctive bass line pattern combined with a hypnotic rhythmic groove, this hit by the group War has remained popular ever since being recorded in 1975. Here's a terrific version scored f...

Not many contemporary rock songs exhibit the staying power of this recent hit recorded by Imagine Dragons. Here's a great-sounding version for flexible instrumentation that goes together easily.

From the iconic film about the Olympic British athletes in the early 1900s, this familiar tune has become an often used part of our culture. With the signature percussion pattern and noble melodic str...

8 Part & Percussion

Yellow' is a delightful and energetic selection for concert and festival performance. As the third movement from 'Krisanna's Colors,' the piece is inspired by her color choice used to describe a brigh...

American Gigolo, directed by Paul Schrader, depicts the life of a luxury gigolo in Los Angeles. The soundtrack features the famous song "Call Me" by Blondie, adding to the film's sensual atmosphere.

The Swedish singer Ana Johnsson recently enjoyed a huge success at home and abroad with her album called 'The way I am'. The single 'We are', written by Jörgen Elofsson and Andreas Carlsson and featur...

Cab Calloway's Minnie the Moocher owes its current renown to the film The Blues Brothers. When performing the song, Calloway called on the audience to repeat each sentence in a sort of pitch and reply...

Piano Man' was the first great hit of the American singer and song writer Billy Joel (May 9, 1949). What is special about this song is that it was written from two perspectives. First, that of the pia...

In the original version of this composition (1987), the American pianist, singer, guitarist and songwriter John Hiatt uses only a piano to accompany his voice. It was quite easy, however, for our arra...