Les parties de cuivres caractéristiques mais inhabituelles à l?époque des succès du groupe rock américain Chicago offrent une base idéale pour des arrangements authentiques pour orchestre d?harmonie. Paul Murtha a sélectionné trois titres des années 1970 pour ce medley : Make Me Smile Saturday in the Park et 25 or 6 to 4.

Ce tube de 1991 des maîtres du heavy metal Metallica est devenu un classique du rock. L’arrangement puissant pour orchestre de Paul Murtha saisit l’atmosphère entraînante de l’original avec succès.

Enregistré par le Edgar Winter Group en 1973 ce classique du rock a résisté à l?épreuve du temps ! L?excellent arrangement de Paul Murtha pour orchestre d?harmonie réussit à garder les riffs distinctifs et l?énergie entraînante de l?original.

Featured in the popular TV series from the '80s and brought back for the recent motion picture here is the iconic theme song in a hard-hitting arrangement by Paul Murtha. Sure to be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.

One of the hottest rock bands of the 1970s the group Kiss still has an impact today with popular hits like ?Rock and Roll All Nite ? ?Beth? and ?Shout It Out Loud.? This rockin' medley by PaulMurtha is easy to learn and will bring back memories for all the parents but will still be a blast for your students as well. Dur: 3:30

From STAR WARS: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back. Par WILLIAMS JOHN. / Niveau : 3 / TV, Film, Comédie musicale / Répertoire / Concert Band ou Harmonie

(March of the First Special Service Force)-During World War II Winston Churchill initiated the formation of Special Force Commando Units that would prove so effective as to change the course of the war. The First Special Service Force led by their intrepid Colonel Robert T. Frederick was perhaps the most famous of these units. Due to their ferocious nature and blackened faces for night raids the fearful Germans gave them the nickname The Black Devils. In 2015 they were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal the highest honor the U.S. government can bestow. Frederick's Black Devils is a stirring concert march that pays tribute to this legendary unit.

(March of the First Special Service Force)-During World War II Winston Churchill initiated the formation of Special Force Commando Units that would prove so effective as to change the course of the war. The First Special Service Force led by their intrepid Colonel Robert T. Frederick was perhaps the most famous of these units. Due to their ferocious nature and blackened faces for night raids the fearful Germans gave them the nickname The Black Devils. In 2015 they were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal the highest honor the U.S. government can bestow. Frederick's Black Devils is a stirring concert march that pays tribute to this legendary unit.

Commissioned by the Cabarrus All-County Middle School Band (Concord North Carolina) this work was inspired by the composers Irish heritage and the rich history of Ireland. With three main themes this programmatic work openswith a peaceful sunrisewith mist rising from the bog. The second theme describes the great hall of a majestic medieval castle complete with vibrant colors and pageantry. The exciting “battle” theme follows andultimately resolves to a return of the earlierthemes. A wonderfully effective setting for beginning players! Dur: 3:10

Composed as a tribute to generations of American servicemen and women buried at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington D.C. this powerful and emotional work is a fitting addition to any memorial occasion or patrioticconcert. Offstage trumpetsannounce the opening theme followed by reverent strains and a solemn statement of My Country Tis of Thee. The piece develops and builds gradually reaching a heroic climax with the familiar hymnGod of Our Fathers before returning to aquiet and reflective mood as the offstage trumpets return. Dur: 7:30

Inspired by the character and spirit of the city it's named for Spirit of New Orleans is an energetic and dynamic march written specifically for beginning players. Solid scoring and easy rhythms guarantee success with this one. Dur: 1:15 (Includes full performance CD)