Partituras de Pop fácil para principiantes y aficionados

Here's a rock solid hit from the Beatles' later years, made famous by their live rooftop performance in London. A perfect opener for a field show, or just rockin' the stands.

Recorded by the Beatles in 1966, this popular hit remains a prime example of their unique sound and creativity. Michael's driving arrangement is suitable for the field or stands, and captures the ener...

Recorded by the Beatles in 1966, this popular hit remains a prime example of their unique sound and creativity. Michael's driving arrangement is suitable for the field or stands, and captures the ener...

This iconic Beatles ballad was one of their last recorded hits. This impressive arrangement features a brief trumpet solo, a powerful build-up and modulation, and ends with a segue into Hey Jude for a...

This iconic Beatles ballad was one of their last recorded hits. This impressive arrangement features a brief trumpet solo, a powerful build-up and modulation, and ends with a segue into Hey Jude for a...

Here is the blockbuster hit by Pharrell Williams in a solid sounding arrangement designed for smaller bands.

Here is the blockbuster hit by Pharrell Williams in a solid sounding arrangement designed for smaller bands.

Perfect for the stands or dance features, this arrangement of Jason Derulo's pop hit has an upbeat groove and, of course, the signature trumpet riff.

As recorded by Blue Swede, this catchy pop tune was a #1 hit back in 1974. Thanks to the blockbuster movie Guardians of the Galaxy, it's a hit once again and perfect for the stands or on the field.

With a catchy melody and upbeat dance groove, this Taylor Swift hit will be quick to learn, and is arranged to sound great with even small bands.

Recorded by Fall Out Boy, this contemporary pop hit features a relentless pulse and quotes the melody from the '60s television series The Munsters.

Recorded by Fall Out Boy, this contemporary pop hit features a relentless pulse and quotes the melody from the '60s television series The Munsters.

Originally recorded in 1969, this iconic Neil Diamond hit has stood the test of time and remains as popular today as ever. Be sure to get the crowd involved with the vocal refrain bump, bump, bah...

Although originally recorded by Otis Redding in 1965, this R&B classic became the signature song for Aretha Franklin. Here is a powerful arrangement that will sound great even with small bands.

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Here is Michael Jackson's signature rock hit from the '80s in a solid arrangement for the field or stands, playable even by smaller bands.

Liven up any sports rally or game with these well-known hits! Includes: Poker Face (Lady GaGa), She Wolf (Shakira), Single Ladies (Beyonce) and Funhouse (Pink).

Here's a rock solid hit from the Beatles' later years, made famous by their live rooftop performance in London. A perfect opener for a field show, or just rockin' the stands.

This iconic Beatles ballad was one of their last recorded hits. This impressive arrangement features a brief trumpet solo, a powerful build-up and modulation, and ends with a segue into Hey Jude for a...

Recorded by the Beatles in 1966, this popular hit remains a prime example of their unique sound and creativity. Michael's driving arrangement is suitable for the field or stands, and captures the ener...

Paul Murtha has taken this rock classic from 1966 by Wilson Picket and given it a funky new groove that's perfect for dance teams and rockin' the stands. This is sure to have everyone singing along wi...

Here is the blockbuster hit by Pharrell Williams in a solid sounding arrangement designed for smaller bands.

As recorded by Blue Swede, this catchy pop tune was a #1 hit back in 1974. Thanks to the blockbuster movie Guardians of the Galaxy, it's a hit once again and perfect for the stands or on the field.

With a catchy melody and upbeat dance groove, this Taylor Swift hit will be quick to learn, and is arranged to sound great with even small bands.

Recorded by Fall Out Boy, this contemporary pop hit features a relentless pulse and quotes the melody from the '60s television series The Munsters.