All-Star Sports Pak: B-flat Clarinet Book

Eighteen tracks that actually work at pep band events means your clarinet section plays something different every time you're asked to perform. The lyre-size format keeps students focused on the page rather than fumbling with standard concert score sizes, and Story's voicings ensure even modest sections sound unified and confident.

Walking into the stands with charts that audiences recognize instantly. Whether you're diving into the spy-movie cool of Peter Gunn or the raucous energy of Smoke on the Water, these arrangements feel fun to play because they refuse to take themselves seriously.

Band directors and pep band leaders who field requests for quick hits at football games, pep rallies, and community events. Marching sections and concert band players looking to build confidence on recognizable material without complex technical demands.

• Keep the attacks clean and synchronized across the section, especially on the rhythm-driven openings like Tequila and Wipe Out. These arrangements thrive on precision rather than subtlety.
• Balance your sound against the synthesizer and electric bass parts. Your part isn't always the lead voice; sometimes you're anchoring the harmonic foundation, so listen laterally in rehearsals.
• Lean into the comedic and nostalgic character of pieces like The Magnificent Seven and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. These arrangements expect personality, not polish.

Pull a different chart for each pep rally throughout the season, rotating through the collection so your students experience variety without relearning the same material. This works especially well as a parallel track to your competitive marching show, giving students a lower-pressure outlet for performance.

• Sight-reading short form charts under performance conditions
• Ensemble balance and blend in rhythm-section driven arrangements
• Articulation control across contrasting styles (swing, rock, spy thriller)
• Quick sectional coordination without extended rehearsal time