Jay Bocook

This gorgeous production number opens with a rich brass chorale followed by a soaring trumpet solo on See Me, Feel Me. This leads to the dynamic up-tempo Sparks theme, which features the percussion se...

No Tommy show would be complete without the rock anthem Pinball Wizard. Masterfully arranged as a closing production number, this is rhythmically exciting music with a few harmonic surprises and an ap...

Fleetwood Mac recorded this driving shuffle tune back in the '70s, but in the hands of Jay Bocook, it sounds just as fresh and creative now as ever. A great groove for the stands!

You've heard these rousing snippets played in college stadiums across the country, and now you can bring this exciting brand of intimidation to your own games.

Pump up the energy in your stadium with this driving arrangement of the recent chart hit recorded by DJ Khaled. A great style and tempo for dancin' or groovin'!

Michael Jackson was the creator of some of the best rock grooves of all time. This dynamite collection of shortened arrangements includes his signature hits: Thriller, Billie Jean, Beat It, and Bad. T...

Featuring a horn and trumpet duet in the beginning, here is the dramatic signature ballad from the movie/musical Les Misérables. In this powerful, yet beautifully scored arrangement all sections get a...

Several themes soar simultaneously and close with a glorious coda. Using three soloists (optional) can add even more drama in this rousing closer from the the hit movie/musical Les Misérables!

Well-known film composer Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, The Polar Express, Night at the Museum) was asked by the NCAA to write a new official theme to be used for all their sporting events. This...

The creative genius of Jimi Hendrix is certainly evident in this distinctive hit. Effectively arranged for the field (or stands), Jay's chart displays an incessant underlying beat, great brass scoring...

From the powerful Broadway musical Jekyll & Hyde, Jay's opening production provides dramatic effects right from the start! Dark and sinister-sounding, this is an impressive way to start a field show.

From Jekyll & Hyde, this ballad features beautiful melodic lines, woodwind colors, and a trumpet soloist before building to a strong and sustained full band final chorus. A marvelous change of pace fo...

Written in a fast tempo throughout, this driving arrangement from Jekyll & Hyde is loaded with energy and intensity. Featuring striking sounds and dramatic effects, this closer makes a strong statemen...

A power ballad for the ages, this Journey classic from 1982 remains as popular today as ever. Jay's stirring arrangement for the field or stands opens quietly with a trumpet solo, then builds to a hug...

Using various motifs from the film score of this movie classic, Jay builds an impressive closer that features dramatic moments and an exciting finish.

From this 1994 Star Trek movie comes a powerful theme that's bold and symphonic, coupled with an ethereal, contrasting section. A dynamic opener for the field.

From Star Trek: The Next Generation, this is the well-known (to trekkies) pennywhistle song played by Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart). A simple and sweet melody that Jay transforms into an effective...

Featuring the haunting melodies from this distinctive movie score, here is a beautiful production number for the field magnificently arranged by Jay Bocook.

Bocook - Grade 3-4

This marching band edition of John Williams' official theme was created specially for use at the Atlanta '96 Games. An ideal version for college and top level high school bands.

This beautiful ballad from Miss Saigon features the woodwinds in the beginning, followed by a brief trumpet solo and duet. There are full ensemble building sections and a tasteful quiet ending to comp...

Bach may not have appreciated his music being associated with the horror genre, but this is sure a great way to start a Halloween show for marching band!! Sorry, J. S.