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Let It Rock: Concert Band Conductor Score

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Let It Rock: Concert Band Conductor Score

Words and music by Kevin Rudolph and Dwayne Carter / arr. Roland Barrett

Grade: 1 (Very Easy)

Item: 00-30762S

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From the hip-hop rock kid from his In the City CD, here's Kevin Rudolf's driving tune, "Let It Rock," that topped the charts for weeks. Built on the eighth-note pulse, the aggressive melody is introduced. You students will love performing what they're hearing on the radio. Cutting-edge pop for your beginners! (1:45)

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Series: Pop Beginning Band
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 12
ISBN10: 1-4706-6428-3
ISBN13: 978-1-4706-6428-2
UPC: 038081352435
SKU: 00-30762S

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About the Composer: Kevin Rudolph

Kevin Rudolph is a singer, songwriter, and producer who built his career at the intersection of rock, hip-hop, and pop. His 2008 debut album In the City introduced listeners to his fusion approach, blending heavy guitar riffs with contemporary rap and singing. Rudolph's ability to write accessible, radio-friendly hooks while maintaining an edge has made his work relevant in music education settings where students want to connect with current popular music.

Why we love this

Beginning bands respond immediately to material they've heard on the radio, and this chart taps that energy without sacrificing musicianship. The driving eighth-note foundation keeps the band locked together while the aggressive melody sits perfectly for young players, giving them something genuinely exciting to sink their teeth into rather than diluted pop arrangements.

What to expect

Propulsive and modern, with a swagger built on steady eighth-note motion. The melody cuts through with attitude while the supporting parts create a locked, driving foundation that feels both contemporary and approachable for young players.

Who it's for

Beginning concert bands ready to move beyond traditional elementary repertoire. Students who play current music in other settings will recognize this track immediately, giving them ownership over their part. This works especially well for programs wanting to bridge the gap between what kids hear outside school and what they're learning in rehearsal.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the rhythm section (percussion and lower winds) into the eighth-note pulse early in rehearsals; this groove is the heartbeat of the piece, and once it's solid, the melody players will fall into place naturally.
  • Balance the aggressive melody against the supporting parts so the arrangement breathes; young bands often push too hard on the top line and obscure the driving foundation underneath.
  • Keep the tempo consistent and energetic throughout; this chart lives in momentum, and any sluggishness flattens the rock character.

How to use it

Include this in a pop or contemporary music concert to show your community that beginning band repertoire reflects students' actual musical lives. At 1:45, it fits efficiently into almost any program format and works well alongside other contemporary selections or as a standalone feature that gets audiences immediately engaged.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining a steady eighth-note pulse in ensemble context
  • Balancing melody against rhythmic accompaniment
  • Executing aggressive articulation and dynamic contrast
  • Reading and performing contemporary pop arrangements at beginning level

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