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Let It Rock: Marching Band Conductor Score

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Let It Rock: Marching Band Conductor Score

Words and music by Kevin Rudolf and Dwayne Carter / arr. Mike Story

Grade: 2 (Easy)

Item: 00-38539S

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Here is one of the most widely played sports anthems in a terrific new arrangement by Mike Story. Driving percussion, commanding harmonies, and lots of open fifths for that "in-your-face" sound make this a must-have chart for 2012! (1:40)

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Series: Big and Easy
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 8
UPC: 038081433929
SKU: 00-38539S

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About the Composer: Kevin Rudolf

Kevin Rudolf is a singer-songwriter and producer who brought rock sensibility to mainstream pop and hip-hop throughout the 2000s. His work spans composition, vocal performance, and production across multiple genres, giving him a distinctive voice in contemporary music.

Why we love this

Mike Story's arrangement captures the raw energy of the original without sacrificing ensemble balance or playability at Grade 2. The driving percussion and open fifths create that stadium-ready punch that audiences recognize instantly, making it an ideal choice for pep bands, halftime shows, and outdoor concerts where impact matters.

What to expect

High-octane and direct, built on a groove that locks in immediately. The arrangement leans into the rock anthem structure with angular harmonic shapes and rhythmic precision that feels confident without requiring virtuosic technique from players.

Who it's for

Marching bands seeking contemporary material with immediate audience recognition and manageable technical demands. Pep bands and outdoor ensembles will find this especially useful for games, pep rallies, and community events where familiar rock energy energizes crowds.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the kick drum and snare groove first in sectionals; this rhythmic foundation carries the entire arrangement and keeps the harmonies from loosening.
  • Push the open fifths in the brass to cut through outdoor acoustics. These intervals carry farther than fuller voicings, so clarity matters more than blend here.
  • Bring out the countermelodies in the reeds without overshadowing the main hook. Balance sectional rehearsals to ensure the driving feel stays intact.

How to use it

Program this during halftime shows or opening numbers where you need immediate crowd engagement and forward momentum. It works equally well as a closer for spring concerts or pep band performances where the athletic, contemporary vibe fits the occasion.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and executing rock rhythms across multiple instruments
  • Maintaining tight ensemble rhythm while carrying a simple melodic line
  • Balancing defined open intervals for maximum projection in outdoor settings
  • Sustaining energy and precision in repetitive grooves

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