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Frozen Parade Sequence: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

As performed by Robert Lopez / As performed by Will Rapp / As performed by Kristen Anderson-Lopez / Arranged by Michael Brown

Grade: 1

Item: 35-PK00307678

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Preparing for a parade has never been easier! Choose one or more of the three short musical segments, and mix and match with any of the three cadences provided. This outstanding set from the movie Frozen includes: "Do You Want to Build a Snow Man?, For the First Time in Forever", and "Let It Go".

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00307678

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About the Artist: Robert Lopez

Robert Lopez is a Tony Award-winning composer and lyricist who has shaped contemporary musical theater and film music. His work on Frozen earned him an Academy Award for Best Original Song, cementing his gift for creating melodies that resonate across generations while remaining singable and memorable.

Why we love this

Michael Brown's arrangement transforms three Frozen anthems into a flexible parade package that doesn't sacrifice musical integrity for convenience. The three cadences give you genuine options for closing each segment, so your parade flow feels intentional rather than formulaic.

What to expect

Bright, accessible, and unfailingly engaging. These melodies are instantly familiar to audiences while the Grade 1 arranging keeps the focus on clarity and ensemble cohesion rather than technical virtuosity.

Who it's for

Marching programs at any level who want recognizable, crowd-pleasing music without extensive rehearsal demand. This set works especially well for younger ensembles or programs new to parade repertoire.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melodic weight between sections; these tunes carry their own momentum, so resist the urge to oversell with dynamics.
  • Use the mix-and-match structure to rehearse transitions multiple times. Test different cadence endings in full-ensemble run-throughs before parade day.
  • Maintain consistent articulation within each segment. Grade 1 writing is accessible, but clean tonguing and consistent note length sell the professionalism.

How to use it

Perfect for mid-season parades or community events where recognizable music builds audience connection. The modular design lets you customize set length based on parade route or time constraints, making this practical for any event logistics.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining ensemble balance across wind and percussion sections
  • Executing confident transitions between musical segments
  • Adapting performance energy for outdoor acoustic environments
  • Reading and performing from conductor score and individual parts simultaneously

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