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All-Star Sports Pak: Horn in F Book

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All-Star Sports Pak: Horn in F Book

An All-Purpose Marching/Basketball/Pep Band Book for Time Outs, Pep Rallies, and Other Stuff

Arr. Mike Story

Item: 00-MBF9510

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A collection of short arrangements written for marching band and/or pep band (note synthesizer, electric bass and drumset parts) geared for any event at which short, rhythmic and dynamic arrangements are used. Easy and full-sounding mini-charts all arranged by Mike Story are printed in a convenient lyre-size book. Contents: Sweet Georgia Brown * Tequila * Wipe Out * Ghostbusters * I Get Around * Fun, Fun, Fun * The Lion Sleeps Tonight * Jeopardy Theme * Smoke on the Water * Proud Mary * Peter Gunn * Old Time Rock & Roll * Mighty Morphin Power Rangers * The Magnificent Seven * Batman Theme * Sing, Sing, Sing * Cheer Pax * The Star Spangled Banner.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 12
ISBN10: 0-7692-6003-9
ISBN13: 978-0-7692-6003-7
UPC: 029156142518
SKU: 00-MBF9510
Instrumentation: Horn in F

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About the Arranger: Mike Story

Mike Story has built a reputation for creating practical, energetic arrangements that work in real performance settings. His writing for marching and pep bands balances accessibility with musicality, understanding exactly what sounds full and impressive while remaining playable by developing musicians.

Why we love this

This collection strips away the complexity of finding eighteen separate charts and hands your students genuinely fun material they'll recognize immediately. Story's orchestrations sound polished and dynamic on the field or sideline without requiring advanced technique, which means your focus stays on the energy and precision that make these moments memorable.

What to expect

Bright, rhythmically sharp, and built for crowd response. These are the songs people already know, so your arrangement just needs to deliver confidence and energy. The writing feels modern and athletic, perfect for the environment where these bands perform.

Who it's for

Marching bands and pep bands that need reliable material for game days, competitions, and community events. This book works equally well for programs that perform frequently throughout the season and need charts that come together quickly without compromising on impact.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the unison rhythms with your snare line early in rehearsal; the precision of these hits creates the payoff in pieces like Tequila and Wipe Out.
  • Let the horn section own the melodic lines in Ghostbusters and Peter Gunn. These are the moments the crowd is listening for most intently.
  • Balance the synth pad with your brass voicing in Proud Mary so neither overwhelms the other; Story's arrangement sits nicely when both sit in their own space.
  • Build the intensity in Smoke on the Water gradually. This one benefits from treating the repeat as your chance to add dynamic layers rather than play it identically twice.

How to use it

Pull individual charts as needed for specific events rather than committing to programming the entire book at once. A few pieces work well as warm-up or closer material during the season, while others fit naturally into halftime shows or pep rally rotations. The lyre-size format makes it practical for field deployment.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in repetitive figures and hits
  • Reading and executing dynamic contrasts in familiar songs
  • Balancing melodic responsibility within a section part
  • Responding to visual cues from drum majors during short, punchy arrangements

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