Easy Contemporary Marching Band

Recorded by Usher featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris, this recent monster rap/rock hit is sure to be a favorite in the stands at any sporting event.

From the dynamic rock group Kiss, here is their signature rock and roll anthem in a well-scored and solid arrangement for younger bands. An optional vocal section is included for getting the crowd rea...

Everybody knows the word(s) to this one! Sure to get the crowd rowdy and loud!

Recorded by Linkin Park from the summer blockbuster movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, this solid arrangement by Tim Waters brings plenty of hard-hitting energy to the marching field.

Perfect for the stands or a dance feature, this hit from the Black Eyed Peas has a great groove and distinctive melodies.

Arranged in a moderate funk style, this solid chart features a variety of scoring textures on the melody, including a short trumpet solo, before finishing strong with the familiar refrain.

A little bit softer now - a little bit louder now - here is the familiar Isley Brothers hit made popular in the movies Animal House and Sister Act. This great-sounding and effective chart is sure to b...

Best-known as the theme song for the Hannah Montana TV series, this familiar rock hit is arranged in a hard-hitting style with carefully paced key changes that really drive it along. Perfect for the s...

Here's the popular teen anthem from High School Musical written in a medium rock ballad style. Providing a nice change of pace and plenty of dynamic contrast, this powerful arrangement opens quietly t...

From the hugely popular High School Musical 2 here is an effective setting for the field or stands of one of the signature hits from the show. Starting with a duet for trumpet and trombone, the arrang...

Recorded by the Jonas Brothers, this hot chart features a driving pulse, stop-time sections for drama, and a driving chorus. Sure to be a stands favorite.

The long-awaited final installment of the Pirates trilogy features more swashbuckling dynamic themes from Hans Zimmer. Hoist the colors and full sail ahead!

One of Motown's signature songs, Dancing in the Street was first recorded in 1964 by Martha and the Vandellas and quickly became an icon of the era. Tim's version for young bands lays down a solid gro...

Relying heavily on the percussion and a hypnotic pulse, this arrangement of Marvin Gaye's #1 hit offers a terrific change of pace for any show. One of the original jam tunes, your players are sure to...

Recorded by Devo in 1978, this frantic punk rock hit is perfect for adding excitement and energy to any sporting event. The catchy riffs and solid scoring ensure instant success!

Recorded by Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen, this upbeat pop hit has already shown its staying power in today's music world. Smartly scored for smaller bands, this will sound great with limited rehearsa...

Recorded by Phillip Phillips and featured during NBC's coverage of the 2012 Summer Olympics, this inspirational tune is heard in films and television and on its way to becoming a modern day classic. O...

This recent hit by The Lumineers features an infectious moderate rock groove and strong melodic lines. Add the optional crowd chants and you are guaranteed to get the entire stadium fired up!

Recorded by The Black Keys, this tune is already established as a sports anthem, in addition to being heard in films and TV. This distinctive arrangement is sure to become a favorite for rockin' the s...

This driving rock tune recorded by the Scorpions in 1984 has taken on a life of its own in American pop culture and sporting events. Frequently used in TV, films and video games, the song features the...

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

Recorded by Ylvis, this novelty hit has taken the YouTube world by storm. Michael's upbeat arrangement includes a short percussion break, and is sure to bring out creative interpretations of what the...

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.

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.

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.