Band

The action-packed suspense thriller of the season is backed by a dramatic score by Danny Elfman and includes Lalo Schrifin's 5/4 theme from the classic TV series. Jay's medley is bold, evocative and a thrill to play.

One of the hottest movie themes of all time is now available in this easy-to-play version that works great for beginning bands. The opening measures feature dotted bar lines to help teach the 5/4 meter.

Norred - Grade 2-3

Get ready for release of Mission: Impossible III with this driving arrangement of the familiar theme.

Grade 2 The Mission Impossible saga continues with another blockbuster movie. This signature theme is certainly one of the most identifiable themes in the history of music for TV and film. Here is a very playable setting of the original theme sure to be a hit with audiences and students alike. Dur: 2:30

The unmistakable and familiar theme from the TV series and feature films. Hal Leonard's innovative Flex-Band series is designed to provide exciting music for bands with incomplete or unbalanced instrumentation. Written using just five parts (plus percussion), these arrangements will work with virtually ANY combination of brass, woodwinds, or even strings. Dur: 1:50

With the new blockbuster movie Mission: Impossible III in full swing, this classic 5/4 theme continues to endure as one of the most recognizable and distinctive themes for TV or film. Your students will love the modal harmonies and driving rhythmic feel - a fun way to learn irregular meter.

With its frantic pace and driving rhythmic pulse, this hit from the Foo Fighters is a guaranteed attention getter. The low brass are featured on the melody, and the distinctive angular harmonies throughout make this a unique and effective choice.

Written to depict the small town life and scenic beauty of a New England village, Monmouth Overture features a single reoccurring theme that winds its way throughout this composition in a modified theme and variation form. A musical rewarding work for younger players, it once again demonstrates Michael Sweeney's command of the young band idiom. Recorder parts are optional.