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The disco era is not dead, as evidenced by this hot arrangement of Heatwave's monster hit from 1976. Topping the pop and dance charts three decades ago, it remains as exciting and fresh-sounding as ev...

Perfectly adapted for marching band, this hit recording by Idina Menzel from Disney's Frozen shows emotion as well as a driving rhythmic pulse.

The dark and dramatic theme from the popular HBO series Game of Thrones is one of the most distinctive and effective themes for TV or film to come along in several years. Add an epic flavor to any spo...

The classic 1966 recording by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels featured these tunes in an upbeat and driving medley, and went on to become their biggest hit. Solid impact for the field or stands.

For fans of the popular BBC series Doctor Who, pulses will quicken when they hear this familiar theme. Used extensively for the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) this is a powerful and exciting statement f...

Recorded most famously by The Jacksons, this hit from 1978 features a hint of disco, but more than a hint of drive and energy!

Written for the 1973 film of the same name, Live and Let Die has become one of the most recognized and popular of all the James Bond themes. The dramatic shifts in tempo and style from section to sect...

Recorded in 2011 by the South African band Kongos, this hot single continues to surge in popularity here in the U. S. The unique style and flavor make it particularly attractive for marching band.

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.

Elton John and Kiki Dee recorded this hit in 1976, and it has remained popular ever since. Featuring a tuneful melody and upbeat feel, this arrangement will sound great with limited rehearsal.

Create a unique vibe for your next parade appearance with these classic Latin hits! Play any (or all) of the tunes, and mix and match with any of the three cadences provided. Includes: Oye Como Va, Lo...

Featuring a frantic tempo and sizzling melodies and riffs, this hit from Fall Out Boy is destined to become a stadium standout!

Sounding harder than it really is, this easy arrangement of Alan Silvestri's popular theme from the film Captain America: The First Avenger will sound great even with smaller bands.

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.

Recorded in 2009 by Michael Franti & Spearhead, this infectious dance hit has remained prominent in pop culture thanks to usages in TV, films, video games, and stadium anthems.

Here's an easy arrangement of this dance hit from Pitbull & Ne-Yo, featuring the catchy riffs from the original and a terrific dance groove.

Recorded by the emerging band Fitz and The Tantrums, this infectious rock hit is instantly recognized from its frequent use in TV series, ads and movies.

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...

Recorded by pop group Panic! At the Disco, this hit tune features a strong melody and a driving pulse, perfect for the stands or field. An uplifting anthem for any sports team!

Current pop band One Direction continues to create tuneful and energetic hits. The half-time feel in the middle, then gradual build to the end help make this particularly unique and striking.

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...

From the blockbuster hit Star Wars: The Force Awakens, here's the stirring new theme of the good guys by master composer John Williams.

The Beach Boys were at their peak with a unique and appealing brand of uptempo, feel-good '60s rock. Here's a solid chart that brings back that wonderful nostalgia.

Originally recorded by Bill Withers in the early '70s, this popular hit has maintained a steady presence in today's pop culture. The infectious and funky groove of this tune never gets old.

Recorded by jazz standout Trombone Shorty, this catchy funk tune is riff based and features a blend of New Orleans style jazz with a contemporary edge.