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Championship Sports Pak: Snare Drum Book

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Championship Sports Pak: Snare Drum Book

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

Arr. Mike Story

Item: 00-MBF9819

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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: 0-7579-0031-3
ISBN13: 978-0-7579-0031-0
UPC: 029156902266
SKU: 00-MBF9819
Instrumentation: Snare Drum

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Why we love this

Mike Story packed this collection with stadium-ready classics that actually work in a marching context, not just chart hits crammed into horn arrangements. The snare book itself gets real material to sink teeth into rather than serving as a timekeeping afterthought. You get 21 tunes that crowds recognize instantly, which means your band fuels the energy instead of waiting for the team to make something happen.

What to expect

Punchy and fun. These are the songs that make people smile when they hear them blaring from the stands. The snare part sits in that sweet spot where you're clearly playing music everyone knows while contributing real musicality to the overall sound.

Who it's for

Marching bands of any size looking for practical repertoire that gets crowds on their feet between plays and timeouts. This book serves bands that want recognizable material with genuine snare voice rather than arrangements that bury the percussion section.

How to get the most out of it

  • Study how each tune's hook sits rhythmically. Some tracks ask you to drive the groove hard ("My Sharona," "Jump"), while others need a lighter touch to support melodic lines without burying them.
  • Lock in tight with the bass drums on the big moment in each arrangement. These are short riffs designed to land with impact, so precision matters more than volume alone.
  • Work the dynamics within each sound bite. Even an eight-bar excerpt benefits from a small swell that catches attention without overwhelming the field.

How to use it

Build a halftime or pre-game show around the strongest five or six tunes, mixing them with your main marching package. The short length of each selection makes them ideal for timeouts and breaks throughout a football game, keeping crowd energy high without requiring long uninterrupted blocks of rehearsal time.

Skills your students will build

  • Navigating rhythmic hooks and signature figures across multiple song styles
  • Balancing grid and musicality in short, high-impact phrases
  • Responding to dynamic and textural cues in ensemble percussion writing
  • Building confidence playing recognizable material in front of live audiences

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