Megalovania (from Undertale) (arr. Paul Murtha): Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts
By Toby Fox / Arranged by Paul Murtha / Arranged by Will Rapp
Grade: 3-4
Item: 35-PK00461333
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A little bit cheesy and a little bit "old school," but still one of the great video themes of all time! Watch the crowd rock out to this one.
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00461333
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About the Composer: Toby Fox
Toby Fox is a composer and game designer best known for creating the indie video game Undertale, which achieved massive critical and popular acclaim despite its modest origins. His work demonstrates how video game music can achieve genuine artistic depth, blending chiptune aesthetics with emotionally resonant harmonic structures that appeal to players and musicians alike.
Why we love this
Paul Murtha and Will Rapp capture what makes this theme instantly recognizable while scaling it brilliantly for marching band. The arrangement honors the original's driving energy and memorable melodic hooks without losing the punch that makes audiences sit up and pay attention, making it an ideal closer for shows aimed at younger or general audiences.
What to expect
A surge of determined energy with just enough melodic swagger to stay charming rather than corny. The arrangement captures the theme's arcade-style directness while giving it the weight and fullness only a marching ensemble can deliver, creating something that feels both playfully retro and undeniably modern.
Who it's for
Marching bands in the Grade 3 to 4 range who want repertoire with instant appeal and genuine entertainment value. This works equally well for groups building confidence in contemporary arrangements or seeking a finale that connects with audiences beyond the traditional classical concert circuit.
How to get the most out of it
- Lock the front ensemble and pit to establish the rhythmic foundation early in rehearsal; this arrangement depends on crisp, unified execution in the percussion to drive momentum through the form.
- Push for clarity in the melodic voices without letting articulation become brittle; the writing leans into a bold, confident character that doesn't require aggressive tonguing to land.
- Balance the harmonic accompaniment so supporting voices remain musical rather than purely textural; Murtha's orchestration layers countermelodies that reward precise dynamic control.
How to use it
Position this as a show closer when you need a guaranteed crowd response or as the anchor of a video game music medley that appeals to student musicians and their families alike. The Grade 3-4 level keeps rehearsal demands reasonable while delivering outsized performance impact.
Skills your students will build
- Playing with rhythmic precision at a brisk tempo under sustaining harmonic accompaniment
- Balancing primary and secondary melodic lines to create textural depth
- Executing clear articulation without sacrificing musical phrasing
- Responding to contemporary arranging techniques that depart from traditional band literature