Movie Blockbusters: Concert Band: Score

Featuring a breathtaking array of special effects and a powerful soundtrack to match the blockbuster movie King Kong has stomped its way into America's contemporary movie culture. Jay's exciting medley includes thrilling chase music in addition to some of the more tender moments from the film. The 'jungle drum' sequence really adds to the atmosphere of this effective and powerful arrangement.

Piano Feature with Concert Band-From the blockbuster movie Twilight here is the hauntingly beautiful main theme. This marvellous setting features a Piano solo as well as beautifully scored woodwind passages. An optional solo Flute part is also included as a substitute for the Piano. This memorable melody is sure to stick with you.

With music by Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard this striking soundtrack conveys a variety of moods and settings for this blockbuster new movie starring Russell Crowe. Powerfully scored for band by John Wasson.

(Theme from Avatar)-This distinctive main theme from the blockbuster movie Avatar is skillfully captured here in a version for flexible instrumentation.

From the Motion Picture Skyfall-With a bold and soulful style combined with a hint of vintage James Bond spy music here is a powerful setting of Adeles smash hit from the latest blockbuster Bond movie Skyfall.

The distinctive music of Hans Zimmer added greatly to the overall effectiveness of this blockbuster movie. Paul Murtha has adapted it for an easy level using The Battle and Barbarian Horde.

Students can't seem to get enough of the magical songs from Disney's blockbuster movie Frozen. Here is the hit single Let It Go in a version that's playable by second year players.

Featured prominently in the blockbuster movie Guardians of the Galaxy this enjoyable arrangement for flexible instrumentation is based on the 70s recording by Blue Swede.

(Theme from Avatar)-From the groundbreaking movie blockbuster Avatar here is the main theme used in the end credits. Johnnie Vinson's sensitive arrangement features light woodwind scoring in the beginning then builds into a powerful setting for the entire ensemble.

From the blockbuster movie franchise, it's always time to bust some ghosts at Halloween or any time of the year. Utilizing introductory accidentals, a dal segno with a coda, and the flexibility required to play and perform the vocals, there's plenty of teaching in this infectious tune. The familiarity of this tune is a quick fit for every beginning band and the vocals punctuate the energy. Who ya gonna call? (2:00) / Concert Band