The Transformers are back and stronger than ever in this blockbuster movie. Steve Jablonsky has created another dynamic soundtrack and Michael Brown gives us an exciting version for the field or stands.

When NBC obtained the broadcast rights for the Sunday night NFL game they commissioned John Willliams to compose the new theme music. With characteristic brass flourishes and dynamic drum writing these three powerful fanfares are guaranteed to rock the stands!

The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe 2-The hauntingly beautiful melody of Evacuating London is woven into the texture of this ballad along with deep rich harmonies. Midway through the battery and mallet percussion 16th-note groove really gives this number a unique and appealing sound.

From the hit movie The Incredibles here is a closing production number packed with nonstop action dramatic effects and a rhythmic drive that just won't let up. The calm and lush opening of Saving Metroville leads to thebombastic strains of The Incredits. Great visual and staging possibilities!

For fans of the popular BBC series Doctor Who pulses will quicken when they hear this familiar theme. Used extensively for the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) this is a powerful and exciting statement for the field.

Portraying the poignant end sequence of the movie this production number opens with The Jedi Steps featuring a baritone solo accompanied by keyboard percussion. The tender horn solo can also be played by flugelhorn or alto sax. The Finale features a reprise of the main theme along with a suitably powerful and dramatic ending sequence.

Using the delicate and flowing strains of ?Ice Dance? (from Edward Scissorhands) Michael uses a rich chorale style to lead into an exciting rendition of the main theme from Beetlejuice. Raucous and a bitoutrageous the closing segment powers ahead to a frenzied climax!

As heard on the recent Beatles: Love CD (the basis for the Cirque du Soleil production) this exciting opener juxtaposes Drive My Car along with brief passages of What You're Doing and The Word. An exciting and edgy way to make an impressive statement on the field.

from Star Wars: The Last Jedi-Featuring new themes from John Williams' brilliant soundtrack this arrangement opens with the decisive Rebellion motif then weaves in the sweeping motif for Rose stated in the horns and saxes. Both themes are combined as the music builds to a dramatic finish.

Written specifically for timeouts and pep rallies this collection of shorties includes theme songs from the popular TV series Family Guy American Dad King of the Hill and The Simpsons. Guaranteed fun!