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La Furia: Concert Band Conductor Score

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La Furia: Concert Band Conductor Score

The Fury

By Victor López

Grade: 2

Item: 00-49583S

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La Furia (The Fury) is an original composition by veteran arranger and composer Victor López. Well scored and energetic, this composition is certainly solid and effective for young ensembles. The fury is unleashed in forceful and enthusiastic musical statements from beginning to end. Constant rhythmic interaction with melodic lines intensifies throughout and engages everyone in a powerful way. Relevant motifs create the necessary intensity throughout and makes it easier to learn and teach. Guaranteed to be a winner with students and audience, as well as a great choice for contest or festivals. (2:40)

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  • Educational tips and suggestions to support learning

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Series: Belwin Concert Band - PerformancePlus+
Publisher: Alfred Music
ISBN10: 1-4706-4877-6
ISBN13: 978-1-4706-4877-0
UPC: 038081569550
SKU: 00-49583S

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About the Composer: Victor López

Victor López has built a reputation as a prolific composer and arranger with deep roots in the concert band tradition. His work balances accessibility with musicianship, creating pieces that energize young ensembles while maintaining strong compositional integrity.

Why we love this

López writes with genuine understanding of what propels a young ensemble forward. The rhythmic drive and melodic clarity here make this an effective teaching tool that never feels pedagogical, and the constant interplay between sections keeps everyone invested from downbeat to final chord.

What to expect

Relentless forward motion. Fury unfolds not through bombast but through tightly wound rhythmic conversations that build intensity as more voices join in. The result is music that feels alive and urgent, pulling the listener along from start to finish.

Who it's for

Grade 2 bands ready to tackle energetic, contemporary writing with real rhythmic sophistication. This works equally well for concert programming and contest preparation, giving developing ensembles a piece that challenges without overwhelming.

How to get the most out of it

  • Establish the rhythmic intensity early in rehearsals; the piece's power depends on precise ensemble lock, not volume alone.
  • Balance the forceful melodic statements against the active rhythmic undercurrents so neither obscures the other.
  • Use the PerformancePlus+ recording to let students hear how the layered motifs work together before drilling individual parts.
  • Pay attention to articulation consistency across the band, especially in the rhythmic figures that drive the composition forward.

How to use it

Open a concert with this to set an energetic tone, or program it mid-show to recapture attention. Its two-minute-forty-second duration makes it ideal for pairing with a contrasting work or as a festival opener that showcases your band's rhythmic precision.

Skills your students will build

  • Precision in rhythmic unison across sections
  • Balancing independent rhythmic lines while maintaining ensemble cohesion
  • Dynamic control in energetic passages
  • Musical phrasing within driving, through-composed structures

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