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Don't Go Yet (arr. Tom Wallace): Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

As performed by Camila Cabello / Arranged by Tom Wallace

Item: 35-PK01252268

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Capturing the soulful melodies and Latin groove of Camila Cabello's hit song, this arrangement's interesting musical contrast and abundant design opportunities make this a great choice for a show production.

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK01252268

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About the Artist: Camila Cabello

Camila Cabello emerged as a distinctive voice in contemporary pop and Latin music, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to songs that blend genres. Her work draws on her Cuban heritage while engaging with modern production and songwriting, creating music that resonates across diverse audiences and translates effectively to ensemble arrangements.

Why we love this

Tom Wallace's arrangement captures what makes this song compelling on the radio while building in the kinds of textural contrasts that give your visual team real options. The Latin groove sits naturally in a marching setting, and the soulful melodic content gives your sections room to shape phrases rather than just execute.

What to expect

The arrangement balances introspective, soulful moments with the propulsive energy of a Latin groove. Warm harmonies underscore the main melodic line while the percussion drives forward with character, creating a sound that feels both intimate and vibrant.

Who it's for

Programs building a show around contemporary music with authentic cultural roots will find this arrangement a strong anchor. It works for bands at the intermediate level and up, especially those comfortable with Latin grooves and looking to program something their audience recognizes.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the Latin percussion foundation early in rehearsals. The groove drives everything else, so get battery and front percussion locked before layering melodic content.
  • Shape the main melody with rubato in mind during sectional work. This song breathes; rushing the phrasing flattens its emotional impact.
  • Balance the ensemble so the lead voice can sit forward without overwhelming the harmonic backdrop. This arrangement calls for transparency, not wash.
  • Experiment with tempo during your visual design process. A slightly slower tempo than you might initially try can enhance both the soulful quality and the visual precision.

How to use it

Consider this as a centerpiece for a show exploring fusion styles or contemporary hits. It pairs well alongside other pop arrangements while standing out through its genuine Latin flavor and emotional substance. The song's recognizable melody makes it accessible to audiences while the arrangement depth keeps it interesting for musicians.

Skills your students will build

  • Performing with a steady Latin groove under changing melodic and harmonic content
  • Balancing lead and supporting roles within a cohesive ensemble sound
  • Maintaining rhythmic precision while allowing for musical phrasing and rubato
  • Reading and executing contemporary pop and Latin idioms in a marching context

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