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Peanut Vendor ("Retrospectives in Jazz" Show
- Part 4)—Moisés Simons/arr. Tim Waters. A bold
Latin groove drives this marching chart, giving the
ensemble a full, lively sound whether on the field
or in the stands. The writing stays approachable
while still offering plenty of punch, and a featured
trumpet solo adds a bluesy spotlight moment
before the ensemble powers into the big ending.
It's a fun, well-scored arrangement that brings
color and energy – an effective closer to any field
show.
11675993 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 65.00
Shining Star—arr. Ishbah Cox. With the
unmistakable energy of an Earth, Wind & Fire
classic, this Grade 3 arrangement stays close to
the original version while giving more advanced
performers an engaging challenge. The funk
style and complex sixteenth-note rhythms support
focused work on precision, articulation, and
ensemble coordination, offering a vibrant option
for a high-energy stand jam.
11675164 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . MA 65.00
Singin' in the Rain ("Great American
Songbook" Show - Part 3)—arr. Allen Gray.
Settle easily into this jazz standard arranged for
high school marching bands, with scoring that
supports smaller ensembles while still projecting
clearly outdoors. The arrangement has a swing
feel with a sense of fun, making it effective both on
the field and in the stands. Its relaxed groove, clear
lines, and practical ranges help keep rehearsal
time efficient while adding an enjoyable moment
to your larger field production.
11675986 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 65.00
Soda Pop (from "K-Pop Demon Hunters")—arr.
Paul Murtha. The massive hit from "K-Pop Demon
Hunters" is masterfully arranged for the stands
or the field. The high-energy tune is stuffed with
explosive rhythms, bold brass hits, and K-pop
swagger. With exciting lines for every instrument,
this is a must-have in your stand-jam collection.
11637203 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . . M 65.00
Soul Bossa Nova ("Retrospectives in Jazz"
Show - Part 3)—Quincy Jones/arr. Allen Gray.
Catchy repetition and an easy groove make
this chart a quick win for field-show use or in
the stands. The familiar Quincy Jones tune sits
comfortably in the ensemble and comes together
fast, giving students something fun to play without
a heavy learning curve. Strong rhythmic drive and
straightforward scoring keep the energy up, making
it a reliable crowd pleaser wherever you use it.
11675992 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 65.00
Strategy (from "K-Pop Demon Hunters")—arr.
Nick Baratta. A bold, modern sound drives this
arrangement from the hit movie "K-Pop Demon
Hunters," giving bands a fun option that works
equally well on the field or in the stands. The
scoring leans on doubling, which helps smaller
groups sound full and confident, and the groove
stays accessible while still capturing the energy
of the original track. It's an easy win for programs
looking to add contemporary flair to their show.
11676395 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 65.00
Sunshine of Your Love—Jack Bruce/arr. Ayatey
Shabazz. Set in a steady easy rock feel, this easy
high school arrangement translates effectively
for the stand or the field. The iconic syncopated
bass line is heard in the low voices early, creating
the grounded pulse that defines the piece. Upper
winds layer in with tight rhythmic figures, while
trumpets and mellophones add punch through
clear, accented statements. The writing remains
rhythmically direct and easy to learn, making this a
stand-out selection for Friday nights!
11675803 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 65.00
Take on Me—arr. Matt Conaway & Matt Finger.
The familiar '80s hit receives an accessible
treatment in this easy marching band arrangement
designed to work effectively on the field, in the
stands, or along your parade route. The scoring
features frequent syncopated rhythms layered over
a simple percussion groove, making this a valuable
teaching tool – and a crowd favorite!
11675166 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . . E 60.00
This Is Halloween (from "The Nightmare Before
Christmas")—Danny Elfman/arr. Matt Conaway
& Matt Finger. With the eerie, atmospheric
character of the iconic opening to "A Nightmare
Before Christmas," this marching arrangement
brings a fittingly macabre sound to Halloween
parades and field shows. The writing emphasizes
chromatic motion and clear articulations, offering
valuable opportunities to reinforce technique while
maintaining a distinct seasonal mood.
11675167 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 60.00
Today Is Gonna Be a Great Day ("Phineas &
Ferb" Theme)—arr. Matt Conaway & Matt Finger.
The well-known theme from the popular Disney
show is arranged for pep band using a driving ska
beat to create an energetic game-day atmosphere
that resonates especially well with the student
sections. A strong choice for a tune to engage the
crowd.
11675168 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 60.00
Weird Science—Danny Elfman/arr. Paul Murtha.
A driving techno-funk groove paired with a strong
melodic line gives this marching band arrangement
an energetic character that connects well with
players and stadium crowds. Syncopated rhythms
and a broad range of auxiliary percussion create
engaging parts across the ensemble, offering
students a rhythm-focused experience with unique
patterns that keep every section involved.
11675169 Marching Band . . . . . . . . . ME 60.00
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