I Wanna Dance with Somebody. Released in 1987, this catchy tune quickly became one of Whitney Houston's signature hits. This high-energy chart is perfect for dance features, or just bringing excitement to the stands.

Richard alternates between a lyrical ballad tempo and moments of up-tempo swing in this creative arrangement of the Beatles classic. A trumpet soloist is featured as well as some tasty sax figures and woodwind colors. Effectively done.

Beautifully scored for the field this very effective production number allows your band to explore lighter textures and softer dynamics. Woodwinds play a prominent role and there are short solo segments for trumpet. There is abrief full band build before winding down to a quiet and sensitive ending.

Jay Bocook has crafted a very effective easy version of this masterpiece by Bizet. Impressive as a closer or production number both the high and low voices get a chance to play the famous melodies. Classy and powerful!

After a slow and majestic opening the tempo picks up with the familiar strains from Carmen. Creative use of the entire dynamic range contributes to the overall effect of this terrific production/closer.

Richard Saucedo begins this opener in dramatic fashion with a Maestoso introduction which is followed by the faster main theme. This carefully paced arrangement includes nice feature sections for woodwinds as well as impact pointsfor the brass. The accelerando at the end will have the audience on its feet!