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  • Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    By Frank Sinatra

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  • Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Words and music by Percy Mayfield [Ray Charles] / arr. Doug Adams

    Grade: 2 (Easy)

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  • Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Words and music by Percy Mayfield [Ray Charles] / arr. Doug Adams

    Grade: 2 (Easy)

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About This Collection

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This collection centers on accessible marching band and concert band arrangements at Grade 2 level, ideal for developing ensembles and contest prep. Percy Mayfield's "Hit the Road Jack" has become a staple for conductors looking for engaging, straightforward repertoire that works in both marching and concert settings. You'll find material suited to festival and contest performance, with scores and parts organized for quick setup.

Highlights

Teachers keep coming back to Percy Mayfield's "Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts" and the conductor score version. Both are Grade 2 arrangements that translate well between marching band and concert band contexts, making them practical choices for groups preparing for contests or festivals.

Composer Spotlight

Percy Mayfield composed "Hit the Road Jack," which has become widely adopted across marching and concert band programs at the Grade 2 level. The arrangement benefits from Doug Adams's work as arranger, shaping the piece for accessibility without sacrificing musicality. Ray Charles's original recording of the tune remains influential, giving performers and students a direct connection to the song's authentic sound and energy.