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Lady Gaga Dance Mix: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts

As performed by Lady Gaga / Arranged by Ted Ricketts

Grade: 3

Item: 35-PK00167312

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Lady Gaga has taken the pop music world by storm with her distinctive style and well-produced recordings. Featuring her best-known dance hits, each song in this upbeat medley can also be performed individually. Includes: "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Just Dance." Dur: 4:45

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00167312

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About the Artist: Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga emerged in the late 2000s as a transformative force in pop music, known for crafting anthemic hooks and pairing them with innovative production and visual presentation. Her work spans multiple decades of influence on contemporary music culture, making her catalog particularly engaging for students exploring modern songwriting, production techniques, and the intersection of pop music with broader musical trends.

Why we love this

Ted Ricketts' arrangement captures the infectious energy of these three massive hits without sacrificing musical substance or overcomplicating the parts. Band directors consistently report that students respond with genuine enthusiasm to this repertoire, which translates into engaged rehearsals and polished performances that audiences actually remember.

What to expect

Driving and celebratory, with the kind of propulsive energy that makes dancers move. Each tune lands as a distinct personality within the medley, yet the arrangement maintains enough musical consistency that transitions feel inevitable rather than jarring.

Who it's for

Concert bands seeking repertoire that bridges classical ensemble training with music students actually hear and care about. This works especially well for middle school through early high school programs looking to build ensemble cohesion while performing pieces that generate real excitement on concert night.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the groove locked between percussion and low brass; these tracks live on their rhythmic pocket, not on tempo variations
  • Balance the melodic content across your sections so no single voice dominates the hooks that listeners expect to hear
  • Lean into the syncopation in the rhythmic figures; it's what gives this music its contemporary character
  • Use the digital accompaniment to establish the original production's groove during early rehearsals, then gradually pull away from it as the band internalizes the feel

How to use it

Open a spring concert with this to capture the audience's attention immediately, or place it mid-program as a palate cleanser between classical works. The individual performance option lets you program one song at a smaller event or include multiple pieces across different concert dates without redundancy.

Skills your students will build

  • Articulation control in syncopated rhythmic figures
  • Balancing melodic lines against accompaniment textures
  • Precision in pop-influenced groove playing
  • Dynamic contrast within repetitive harmonic structures
  • Reading and executing contemporary arranging conventions

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