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Hello: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts

As performed by Adele / Arranged by Michael Brown

Grade: 3

Item: 35-PK00320977

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Featuring a steady, driving pulse and memorable melodic lines, this powerful ballad gives Adele a triumphant return to the pop charts. Michael Brown's version captures the flavor of the original and builds nicely from beginning to end. Dur: 2:40

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00320977

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About the Artist: Adele

Adele Laurie Blue Adkins has become one of the defining voices of the 21st century, known for emotionally direct songwriting and powerful vocal delivery. Her work spans soul, pop, and rock influences, making her catalog particularly valuable for concert band arrangements that demand strong melodic singing from the ensemble.

Why we love this

Michael Brown's arrangement respects the song's emotional core while giving it real ensemble texture. A Grade 3 ballad with genuine substance is rare; this one doesn't shrink from dynamic contrast and actually rewards careful phrasing from your band.

What to expect

The arrangement carries the weight and intention of the original ballad. A steady, propulsive rhythm underneath creates forward momentum while the melody line delivers the emotional core that made this song resonate across millions of listeners.

Who it's for

Concert bands at the intermediate level who need repertoire that connects with student musicians on a cultural level while still offering legitimate musical challenges. This works equally well for programs looking to include contemporary voices in their season or to develop students' phrasing skills in a pop idiom.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the opening section with real restraint. The power comes from what you build toward, not from where you start.
  • Balance the melody against the rhythmic foundation. The steady pulse supports the line but shouldn't overshadow it.
  • Let the middle section breathe. Resist the urge to rush; that driving pulse is your anchor for maintaining time.

How to use it

This sits naturally in a concert that mixes classical and contemporary repertoire, especially if you're framing a program around "voices" or meaningful storytelling. At 2:40, it's an ideal mid-set moment to shift the energy and remind your audience why your students care about playing music.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing accompanimental texture against a solo melodic line
  • Sustaining a steady harmonic rhythm in a pop idiom
  • Dynamic shaping and phrasing in non-classical contexts
  • Ensemble cohesion under a driving, consistent pulse

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