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Championship Sports Pak: 2nd B-flat Trumpet Book

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Championship Sports Pak: 2nd B-flat Trumpet Book

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

Arr. Mike Story

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Championship Sports Pak is full of great hit tunes that everyone loves to hear during the game. Short "sound bites," riffs, and hooks that fit in and around the action make it easy to pump up the crowd (and the team). Complete instrumentation with lots of doubling means you get a full sounding song regardless of the size of your marching band. The entire collection is full of winners, and the price makes it impossible to resist! The song titles are: Land of a Thousand Dances * Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) * Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky) * Wooly Bully * Your Mama Don't Dance * Celebration * Star Wars (Main Theme) * Freeze Frame * Dragnet * Mony, Mony * Barbara Ann * Gimme Some Lovin' * Jump * La Bamba * Hang On Sloopy * Louie, Louie * Macarena * My Sharona * Oh, Pretty Woman * Merrily We Roll Along (Theme from "The Bugs Bunny Show") * Star Spangled Banner.

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Series: Championship Sports Pak
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 12
ISBN10: 0-7692-9929-6
ISBN13: 978-0-7692-9929-7
UPC: 029156902365
SKU: 00-MBF9809
Instrumentation: 2nd B-flat Trumpet

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Why we love this

Mike Story has packed this collection with the exact songs that get crowds on their feet. The arrangements cut straight to the hook, no filler, no buildup, which means your band sounds confident and energetic whether you're playing between quarters or during a timeout. With 21 tracks ranging from classic rock to film themes to pure Americana, you'll find something that fits every gameday moment.

What to expect

Instant recognition mixed with pure fun. You'll go from the sinister creep of the Imperial March to the irresistible bounce of 'Wooly Bully' to the patriotic swell of the Star Spangled Banner, all with the confidence that comes from playing songs people actually want to hear.

Who it's for

This book is essential for any marching band director building a game-day repetoire on a budget. The 2nd trumpet part sits in a comfortable range and avoids extreme technical demands, making it accessible for developing players while remaining satisfying for stronger sections.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody line with the harmonic foundation. The 2nd trumpet parts anchor the sound, so nail the rhythmic precision even when the top voices carry the tune.
  • Lock into the rhythm section from the first rehearsal. Many of these tunes rely on tight syncopation and straight-ahead grooves; a wavering tempo kills the energy.
  • Use the short, repetitive figures to your advantage. These riffs are designed to be memorable, so commit to the articulation and phrasing consistently across every repeat.
  • Lean into the familiar melodies. Your audience already knows 'My Sharona' and 'Jump.' Clean execution and confident tone will make them feel it just as much as precision will.

How to use it

Fill your halftime show with rotating selections that match the energy level you want for each game. Mix in a theme tune early in the season and a party anthem later when the team needs momentum, then save a couple of classics for tournament season when crowds are largest.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic accuracy in syncopated figures and rock grooves
  • Consistent articulation across repeated melodic hooks
  • Harmonic foundation reading in ensemble voicings
  • Tonal control across familiar and recognizable repertoire

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