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Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

One of the hardest driving rock bands of the '70s, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band produced hit after hit and rocked their way across the country. This energetic medley for band includes Old Time Rock & Roll, Hollywood Nights, Katmandu and Night Moves.

Old Time Rock & Roll : Recorded by Bob Seger

Recorded by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band on their 1978 album Stranger in Town, this classic rock hit is probably best known for its inclusion in the Tom Cruise movie Risky Business. Over the years it has become a part ofpop culture, and a tune audiences of all ages are sure to enjoy.

Running Up That Hill

Due to its use in Stranger Things, the resurgence of this 1985 hit gives a new generation of musicians a chance to experience the power and emotion of Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill in this arrangement for string orchestra by Paul Murtha. With its driving rhythms and evocative atmosphere, Running Up That Hill will leave a lasting impact on performers and audiences alike. Elevate your repertoire with this powerful arrangement and create a memorable performance for performers and audience alike!

Old Time Rock & Roll

Recorded by Bob Seger in 1979 and featured in the movie Risky Business starring Tom Cruise, you simply can't go wrong with this timeless hit. Also works great as a dance feature.

Night Moves

This 1977 hit by Bob Seger features a distinctive rock style from the heartland with a medium tempo pulse and strong melodies. Here's a powerful chart that will sound great even with younger players.

Old Time Rock & Roll

Recorded by Bob Seger, this hard-hitting classic rock tune continues to be a favorite. Saxes are featured on the melody and there is a flexible solo section for any combination of alto sax, trumpet or trombone. Sure to be a hit!

Running Up That Hill

Kate Bush's 1985 classic surged back into the mainstream in 2022 thanks to the Netflix series Stranger Things. Now your jazz ensemble can play it thanks to Paul Murtha's great arrangement.

The Temptations (Songs from Ain't Too Proud)

Get ReadyAin't Too Proud To BegJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)My GirlPapa Was A Rollin' Stone

Running Up That Hill(from Stranger Things)

Broadway Blockbusters - Broadway's Longest Running Shows (Showtrax CD)

Beauty And The BeastOneDo You Hear The People Sing?Sun And MoonTradition

Running Up That Hill (featured in Stranger Things)

Fantasmic! - Part 1 (Mickey the Sorcerer)

Featuring music from the long-running Disney World/Disneyland nighttime show, Part 1 includes the distinctive “Fantasmic” main themes plus “Sorcerer's Apprentice.” This opening number uses driving rhythmic figures and solid scoring to create an unusually powerful effect.

Sabbath Prayer (from Fiddler on the Roof)

Directors are always looking for memorable, popular music that works well for younger string players. This gentle folk-style ballad from one of Broadway's longest running shows is stunning in this new setting for string ensembles. Dur: 2:30

Fantasmic! Part 2 : Princess Medley

With music from the long-running Disney World/Disneyland nighttime show, Part 2 beautifully weaves A Whole New World (from The Little Mermaid) with Beauty and the Beast. A wonderfully expressive change-of-pace production number, creatively orchestrated and well-paced.

Fantasmic! - Part 3 (Finale)

Featuring music from the long-running Disney World/Disneyland nighttime show, this exciting closer uses elements from “A Night On Bald Mountain” together with a percussion section feature and a reprise of the main “ Fantasmic” themes. A dramatic finish to an extraordinary show.

Time Warp : from The Rocky Horror Picture Show

35 years after its premiere (and featured recently on Glee), cult movie classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show remains the longest-running theatrical release in film history. Here is the familiar high-energy dance hit Time Warp ina very playable yet great-sounding arrangement for young bands.

Music from STRANGER THINGS

The popular TV series Stranger Things has brought back some of the excellent tracks from the 1980s! With songs supporting key moments in the storyline, here is an emotion-packed medley of classic rock hits along with the iconic theme. Includes: Stranger Things Main Title Theme • Should I Stay or Should I Go • Master of Puppets • Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) • Running Up That Hill.  

Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: Traffic (Score)

Preface / Programme NoteTRAFFIC is indebted to Satie, Varese and Spike Jones. Havingthe title in mind you will hardly be surprised to hear a sometimeschaotic music. Surviving contemporary metropolitan traffic is aquestion of your position ? standing, walking, running or sitting.And survival is also a question of being aware of ? and keepingyour eyes and ears open for ? the hidden rules and regulations,systems and structures.Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen, 2009

Oclupaca

Michael Mossman uses a moderately fast Afro-Cuban style to craft this setting of Duke Ellingtons lesser-known work. This striking and fresh-sounding chart features tight harmonies and a driving rhythmic groove along with solospace for trombone,trumpet and your choice of sax. The unexpected shift in feel for the shout chorus will knock your socks off!

Doctor Who: Through Time and Space

From the long-running and iconic BBC television series Doctor Who, composer Murray Gold brought a new dimension of dramatic and evocative musical themes dating from 2005 to present. Here's a masterful setting for band featuring familiar themes for the Doctor, along with the alien monsters Cybermen and Daleks, and also memorable companion themes for Rose and Martha. (The signature Theramin part heard on the main theme is optional, but an app for this sound is easily obtained online.)

Rhinegold: British & International Music Yearbook 2018

The  Rhinegold British & International Music Yearbook  is the essential guide to the classical music industry. In a single volume it covers the entire classical sector, providing comprehensive listings for: Agents & performers Composers Competitions & awards Concert promotion Schools Further & higher education Summer schools & short courses Instrument services Retailers Musician & musical support Publishing Recording Music information This year's directory also contains articles covering career options for music graduates, running your own music group, and creating opportunities for informal music-making with young people.

Andrew Oxspring: Reach For The Sky

End-of-year/leavers' musical for 7-11 years (KS2).Running time 60 minutes approx. With the underlying message that if we try our best in all we do then our rewards will be plentiful, this popular musical takes a cheeky look at those ?sporty? and PE-based experiences we have at primary school! We all remember rummaging through lost-property to find some kit for a PE lesson, those over-eager dads competing in the parents' race on sports day, the frustration of trying to get that rubber swimming hat on, the thrill of being picked for the team.......and lots more!

Niels Rosing-Schow: Voix Interieures (Parts)

Work for Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano. The composer writes: VOIX INTERIEURES (1990-92). The title has a double reference: to the ?inner voices? of the mind, expressing our (hardly conscious) impulses, feelings, dreams and to the ?inner voices? of the music in the sense of internal parts and relations. Thus the title points to the obscure reflections of the ones in the others. During the piece, there is a gradual transformation of the internal parts, such as interval patterns, sonorities and dynamics - running alongside the easily perceptible expansion of register. The music is so to say ?turned inside out?.

Lost in the Fifties Tonight Medley

Travel back in time to an age of young love, bobby socks and doo-wop! This charming medley, full of entertaining harmony and melody, will be a favorite. Includes: Book of Love (The Monotones, 1958), Earth Angel (The Crew-Cuts/ThePenguins, 1955), Graduation Day (The Rover Boys/The Four Freshmen, 1956), Lost in the Fifties Tonight (In the Still of the Nite) (The Five Satins, 1956), Sh-Boom (Life Could Be a Dream) (The Crew-Cuts, 1954). Available: SATB, SAB,2-Part, ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 8:40.