Selections from Incredibles 2 (arr. Paul Murtha): Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts
By Michael Giacchino / Arranged by Paul Murtha
Grade: 3
Item: 35-PK00422704
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About the Composer: Michael Giacchino
Michael Giacchino has spent decades composing for film and television, building a catalog that ranges from intimate character moments to large orchestral action sequences. His work across the Pixar and superhero film landscapes demonstrates a gift for writing music that serves narrative while remaining engaging on its own terms, making his scores natural fits for concert arrangements.
Why we love this
Murtha's arrangement captures the infectious energy of Giacchino's writing without losing clarity, and the Grade 3 level means your ensemble can sound polished without drowning in technical demands. The mix of recognizable themes and fresh material keeps it interesting for both players and audiences.
What to expect
Effervescent and action-packed, with moments of superhero swagger balanced by lighter, more playful sections. The arrangement sparkles with a contemporary jazz sensibility that feels modern without alienating traditional band audiences.
Who it's for
Concert bands looking for current, engaging material that connects with student musicians and audiences alike. This works equally well for middle school programs building their concert repertoire and high school groups wanting accessible, high-impact programming.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the jazz elements in the low brass and woodwind sections so they sit underneath rather than overpower the melody lines; the swung rhythms work best when they breathe.
- Mark your tempo early and hold it steady through the meter changes and section transitions; film scores often disguise rhythmic complexity with melodic drive.
- Let the percussion textures shine during the feature moments; vibraphone and mallet work add character that rewards clear articulation from the battery.
How to use it
Position this as a concert closer or pre-intermission piece where energy and audience recognition can land effectively. It pairs nicely alongside other contemporary film scores or as a bridge between classical and pops repertoire.
Skills your students will build
- Jazz articulation and phrasing in swing contexts
- Balancing chordal accompaniment with prominent melody lines
- Ensemble cohesion across quick sectional transitions
- Interpretation of dynamic and tempo markings from film orchestration conventions
- Rhythmic precision in energetic, syncopated passages