Bye Bye Bye (arr. Johnnie Vinson): Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts
By Kristian Lundin / By Andreas Carlsson / By Jacob Schulze / As performed by N Sync / Arranged by Johnnie Vinson
Grade: 2
Item: 35-PK01579923
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The signature hit from the iconic boy band *NSYNC is available here in this fun and highly accessible arrangement for young bands. Percussion and low brass create the infectious dance groove while the winds capture the unforgettable melody. The musicians will love this just as much as the parents.
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK01579923
More about this title
About the Composer: Kristian Lundin
Kristian Lundin is a Swedish songwriter and producer who shaped the sound of late 1990s pop music through his work with some of the era's biggest acts. His collaborative approach to songwriting, particularly with fellow Scandinavian writers, helped define the melodic sensibility that made pop accessible across generations.
Lundin's contributions to music education repertoire reflect his gift for crafting hooks and grooves that stick with listeners. His work demonstrates how strong melodies and rhythmic clarity serve both commercial appeal and pedagogical value, making his compositions natural fits for young musicians learning to balance precision with expression.
Why we love this
Johnnie Vinson's arrangement respects what made this song unforgettable while building it from the ground up for young band players. The instrumentation sits perfectly at Grade 2, with the rhythm section carrying the groove so winds can focus on locking the melody, and the whole ensemble gets to feel what makes this song genuinely fun to perform.
What to expect
The arrangement captures the original's irresistible rhythmic swagger and vocal hooks in band color. From the first downbeat, a crisp dance groove pulls the ensemble forward, with winds floating the iconic melody over a foundation of driving percussion and strong low brass figures that keep everything grounded.
Who it's for
This arrangement serves bands at the Grade 2 level looking for contemporary repertoire that genuinely excites students. It works equally well for groups building confidence with pop and rock styles, or for programs seeking accessible show choir crossover material that audiences recognize immediately.
How to get the most out of it
- Let percussion define the pocket. The drums and bass line are what make this groove infectious, so give those players room to lock in together before layering the melodic parts on top.
- Shape the melody with a light touch. The tune is strong enough to carry itself; overplaying will drain its energy. Aim for clarity and forward motion rather than heaviness.
- Coordinate the rhythmic figures between sections. Several instruments have complementary rhythmic lines that need tight ensemble awareness to land the syncopated hits cleanly.
- Build dynamics gradually through the piece. Rather than starting loud, start conversational and let the arrangement build naturally so climaxes feel earned.
How to use it
Use this as a concert opener or closing number when you want the audience engaged from the first note. It pairs well in a concert featuring other contemporary pop or rock arrangements, and it's particularly effective as a bridge between traditional concert repertoire and show choir material for audiences with younger listeners.
Skills your students will build
- Locking rhythmic precision between rhythm section and ensemble
- Reading syncopated rhythmic figures across multiple parts
- Balancing melody and accompaniment roles within a section
- Maintaining steady pulse and groove across extended passages
- Coordinate section dynamics while preserving groove momentum