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Rainbows: Concert Band Conductor Score

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Rainbows: Concert Band Conductor Score

Featuring: Over the Rainbow / Look to the Rainbow / Sing a Rainbow

Arr. Jack Bullock

Grade: 3 (Medium Easy)

Item: 00-26762S

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Rainbows are colorful sights, and evoke peaceful emotions in most of us. Jack Bullock has chosen three charming melodies that capture the essence of that peaceful experience. Including four solos, your ensemble will really enjoy this medley. You've found the pot of gold with this delightful arrangement. Contains: "Over the Rainbow" * "Look to the Rainbow" * "Sing a Rainbow."

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Series: Pop Concert Band
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 24
UPC: 038081302171
SKU: 00-26762S

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About the Arranger: Jack Bullock

Jack Bullock

Jack Bullock brings decades of hands-on experience to his arranging work, having taught instrumental music in school classrooms for 20 years and served as assistant band director at the Ithaca College School of Music. His formal training spans three degrees in music education, and his performance background includes work with the Miami Philharmonic Orchestra and Miami Opera Company as a trumpet player. He has authored or co-authored numerous educational resources, including the Belwin 21st Century Band Method.

With over 600 published compositions and arrangements across concert band, orchestra, jazz ensemble, and marching band, Bullock has established himself as a prolific voice in music education publishing. His work has been featured in school curricula and he has conducted clinics throughout North America and internationally. A member of ASCAP since 1980, he brings both artistic depth and pedagogical insight to every project.

Why we love this

Bullock's selection of three beloved melodies creates a genuinely cohesive medley rather than a patchwork of disconnected tunes. The Grade 3 accessibility makes this approachable for growing ensembles without sacrificing musical substance, and the four solos built into the arrangement give your students meaningful spotlight opportunities that build confidence and musicianship.

What to expect

Warm and nostalgic, with a through-composed quality that draws on the inherent loveliness of these melodies without overcomplicating them. The arrangement captures the peaceful reflection Bullock references in the description, creating a listening experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly orchestrated.

Who it's for

Band directors seeking Grade 3 concert material that feels musical and engaging rather than mechanical. This works especially well for ensembles with developing young players who benefit from the medium-easy difficulty alongside music that actually resonates emotionally.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the transitions between the three songs so they feel intentional rather than abrupt; use slight tempo adjustments or dynamic swell to signal the shift between melodies.
  • Balance the four solos prominently enough that they land without drowning them in ensemble accompaniment; Bullock's voicing likely creates space for this, so trust the arrangement.
  • Establish the peaceful, pastoral character from the opening by controlling vibrato and avoiding rushed phrasing, even in sections with more rhythmic activity.

How to use it

Program this as an opener or bridge piece in a concert, where its accessible charm and relatively short duration provide a palate-cleansing moment between heavier works. It also serves well as a morale-builder earlier in the rehearsal year, giving developing ensembles an early win with material they'll recognize.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing solo passages against ensemble backgrounds
  • Connecting three distinct melodic lines into a unified performance
  • Sustaining lyrical phrasing across sections that shift between themes
  • Interpreting moderate tempo and dynamic shapes that support musical storytelling

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