Plymouth Trilogy: Conductor Score

Name: Plymouth Trilogy: Conductor Score
Brand: Alfred Music
SKU: 36-10105210
Price: 12.00 USD
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By Anthony Iannaccone

Grade: 5

Item: 36-10105210

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In three movements (each tending more towards light rather than ponderous), this is an immensely accessible work that would be appropriate for bands of moderately advanced skills. From a 6/8 march-feel opening, to a reflective middle movement that ends as a pianissimo chorale, to a lively ending rag, this is a great work. Transparent scoring allows players to shine in small groupings and the surrounding ensemble passages sparkle with life and energy.

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Series: LudwigMasters Symphonic Band

Publisher: Keiser Productions, Inc.

ISBN10: 1-57-891974-6

ISBN13: 978-1-57-891974-1

UPC: 660355059322

SKU: 36-10105210

Instrumentation: Symphonic Band

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About the Composer: Anthony Iannaccone

Anthony Iannaccone is a prolific composer whose catalog spans orchestral, band, choral, and chamber works. His music combines accessible melodic writing with sophisticated harmonic language, making his scores attractive to both performers and audiences. Iannaccone's compositions are widely performed in concert halls and educational settings, reflecting his deep understanding of instrumental idiom and ensemble color.

As a teacher and mentor, Iannaccone has shaped music education through works that challenge musicians without alienating them. His pieces consistently balance artistic merit with practical teachability, a principle evident across his extensive catalog for concert band.

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Why we love this

This conductor score gives you three distinct movements that showcase your band's range without requiring virtuosic technique. The writing stays transparent and rewarding throughout, so individual sections get their moment while the ensemble sound remains cohesive and energetic. Programming it allows you to demonstrate how a single work can shift moods completely, from march vigor through introspective reflection to rhythmic exuberance.

What to expect

The opening march establishes momentum with a bouncing 6/8 character that feels immediate and grounded. The middle movement draws you inward, settling into contemplation before resolving into hushed, transparent harmony. The final rag jumps back to life with syncopated playfulness, leaving audiences with rhythmic vitality and a smile.

Who it's for

This score is essential for conductors building programs with Grade 5 concert bands. Your ensemble will grow from navigating multiple metric feels and textural changes while staying engaged by the accessible melodic writing. Players in every section find meaningful material without drowning in technical demands.

How to get the most out of it

Establish the 6/8 pulse clearly in the opening march before the downbeat; the rhythmic foundation sets the tone for how the entire ensemble locks together.
Shape the reflective middle movement with gradual dynamic control, resisting the urge to rush toward the pianissimo chorale at its close.
Approach the final rag with rhythmic confidence and lift; let the syncopation breathe rather than forcing strict metronomic precision.
Use exposed sectional moments to ensure balance; these transparent passages reveal ensemble intonation and tone quality immediately.

How to use it

Open a concert with this work to establish energy and show your band's versatility in a single piece. The three contrasting movements allow you to demonstrate musical sophistication without programming three separate works. It also pairs well on a mixed program where you need a full-length piece that complements both lighter and more serious selections.