Enemy: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
From the Series Arcane League of Legends
Words and music by Justin Tranter, Daniel Platzman, Robin Lennart Fredriksson, Mattias Larsson, Daniel Sermon, Daniel Reynolds, and Benjamin McKee / arr. Chris M. Bernotas
Grade: 2.5
Item: 00-PK-0008656
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About the Composer: Justin Tranter
Justin Tranter is a songwriter and producer who has shaped contemporary pop music across multiple genres and mediums. His work spans chart-topping hits, film soundtracks, and television scores, demonstrating range in crafting songs that resonate with broad audiences while maintaining musical sophistication.
Why we love this
This arrangement brings authentic pop-rock energy into the string orchestra setting without sacrificing the song's visceral appeal. The pulse-driven rhythm and accessible Grade 2.5 scoring make it achievable for developing ensembles while the intense chorus gives students a genuine reason to dig into their parts with urgency and commitment.
What to expect
High-octane and magnetic. The piece pulses with the restless energy of the Arcane soundtrack while the string arrangement transforms the original's electronic aggression into acoustic urgency. It's music that demands focus and conviction from every player.
Who it's for
String orchestras at the intermediate level who want to program contemporary music that connects with student musicians and audiences alike. This works well for groups seeking repertoire that bridges classical training with modern songwriting.
How to get the most out of it
- Nail the rhythmic precision in the opening sections; the driving pulse only lands if every player locks into the same pocket together.
- Balance the intensity of the chorus against the quieter verses so the dynamic contrast actually registers with your audience.
- Watch for the rhythmic figures that sit across bar lines; mark those entrances clearly so no one drifts on the upbeat.
- Let the melody breathe even as the rhythm section maintains relentless energy; resist the urge to rush when excitement builds.
How to use it
Pair this with a pop-rock themed concert or use it as a bridge piece between classical and contemporary repertoire. The 2:15 duration makes it ideal for shorter programs or as an encore that leaves audiences charged.
Skills your students will build
- Rhythmic precision and independence within an ensemble pulse
- Balancing aggressive dynamic contrast (intense chorus against quieter passages)
- Playing syncopated rhythmic figures with confidence
- Maintaining energy and focus in repetitive rhythmic patterns