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NFL On Fox: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

By Reed Hays / By Phil Garrod / By Scott Schreer / Arranged by Michael Brown

Grade: 3-4

Item: 35-PK00132116

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Anyone who watches football on television, whether it's the NFL on Sunday afternoons or the college bowl championship series (BCS), has heard this high-powered and explosive theme song. Perfect for the stands or pep rallies, indoors or on the field, here is a great-sounding chart that'll get the adrenaline pumpin'!

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00132116

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About the Composer: Reed Hays

Reed Hays is a prolific composer and arranger whose work spans film, television, and concert music. His ability to capture the energy and drama of broadcast media has made him a fixture in entertainment composition, with credits across major sports programming and network productions.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the unmistakable intensity of the NFL on Fox theme in a way that translates perfectly to the field or gymnasium. The chart respects the original's power while remaining accessible to Grade 3-4 bands, giving your program instant credibility with audiences who know this music by heart.

What to expect

Adrenaline and urgency. This arrangement maintains the original theme's relentless forward motion, with driving rhythms and bold brass writing that feels stadium-ready from measure one. The orchestration is lean and purposeful, letting every section contribute to the overall punch.

Who it's for

Marching bands looking for contemporary, high-energy material that connects with audiences beyond traditional concert music repertoire. This works equally well for pep rallies, halftime shows, or as an opener that establishes excitement from the first note.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the brass section on those opening punches; the impact depends on absolute clarity and unison between trumpets and lower brass on the signature motif.
  • Push the tempo slightly into the climactic sections to build momentum, but resist the urge to accelerate throughout. Keep the overall pulse steady so the band doesn't rush during syncopated passages.
  • Balance the upper woodwinds against the brass during countermelody sections. They need to cut through without overwhelming the main melodic line.
  • Rehearse transitions between the aggressive tutti moments and the slightly pulled-back sections separately. The contrast is what makes the arrangement dynamic.

How to use it

Open a pep rally or halftime show with this to establish immediate energy and audience recognition. It also works as a powerful closer when you need the crowd energized before the final ensemble leaves the field.

Skills your students will build

  • Precision ensemble attacks in brass and woodwind sections
  • Maintaining steady tempo during syncopated rhythmic figures
  • Dynamic contrast between punchy staccato passages and sustained moments
  • Clarity in multi-part brass writing with independent voice leading

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