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Best Song Ever: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

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Best Song Ever: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

As Recorded by One Direction

Words and music by Edward Drewett, Wayne Hector, Julian Bunetta, and John Ryan [One Direction] / arr. Doug Adams

Grade: 2 (Easy)

Item: 00-42093

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Here is the huge 2013 pop-rock hit from One Direction in a stellar arrangement by Doug Adams. This full-sounding chart features lots of rhythmic drive and is perfect for the stands as well as for dance and drill teams. (1:40)

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Series: Easy Pops for Marching Band
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 122
UPC: 038081472379
SKU: 00-42093

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Why we love this

Doug Adams captures the infectious energy of this 2013 smash without losing the chart's marching band identity. The Grade 2 difficulty means your ensemble can sound full and polished without requiring virtuoso technique, and the rhythmic drive translates beautifully to both field and stands performance.

What to expect

Bright, propulsive, and instantly recognizable. The full sound and rhythmic momentum create the energy you'd expect from the original hit, while the Grade 2 orchestration keeps it accessible and fun to perform.

Who it's for

Marching bands at the Grade 2 level looking to program contemporary pop-rock material that connects with students and audiences alike. This arrangement works equally well for traditional field shows and for indoor/stands contexts where dance and drill elements enhance the performance.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the kick drum and bass line from measure one. The rhythmic pocket drives the entire arrangement, so spend early rehearsals isolating that foundation before layering melody.
  • Resist the urge to rush the tempo on the syncopated figures. Keep a steady click and emphasize the backbeat so the pop-rock feel stays grounded rather than frantic.
  • Balance the upper woodwinds and brass carefully in the main melodic sections. This chart has lots of doublings, so watch for blend without letting any voice disappear into the texture.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary pop arrangements for a show section that speaks to current student interests, or program it as a high-energy closer that leaves audiences energized. At 1 minute 40 seconds, it fits cleanly into most concert or field setlists without eating up valuable rehearsal time on a longer work.

Skills your students will build

  • Locking syncopated rhythms with the rhythm section
  • Balancing inner voices within a full ensemble texture
  • Performing pop-rock style with accurate articulation and feel
  • Coordinating ensemble entries in fast-moving arrangements

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