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The Golden Amulet - March: Concert Band Conductor Score

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The Golden Amulet - March: Concert Band Conductor Score

By Kevin Kaisershot

Grade: 1.5

Item: 81-CB15285S

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An amulet is defined as a small object worn to ward off evil, harm or illness. It is also thought to bring good fortune or good luck-much like a rabbit's foot or four leaf clover. The music then primarily portrays a positive outlook with only a brief section of "danger." This is then fended off by the concluding section.

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Series: Eighth Note Publications
Publisher: Eighth Note Publications
UPC: 0
SKU: 81-CB15285S

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Why we love this

Kaisershot understands what early-grade bands need: a piece that sounds substantial without demanding advanced technique. The narrative arc feels complete even at this accessible level, moving from optimistic opening through a genuine moment of tension to a decisive resolution that leaves students (and audiences) satisfied.

What to expect

Bright and forward-moving, like stepping out into sunlight. A moment of shadow passes quickly, and the music returns to its fundamentally hopeful character with even greater confidence.

Who it's for

Beginning concert bands ready to move beyond basic marches into repertoire with genuine musical storytelling. This work suits first-year players and those in their second year who want an engaging concert piece without excessive technical demands.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the lighter opening sections carefully so the brief "danger" passage stands out by contrast rather than volume
  • Shape the concluding section to feel celebratory and conclusive; resist the urge to rush even though the energy is high
  • Tune the harmonic transitions between sections; early-grade bands benefit from a deliberate tempo check at these landmarks

How to use it

Program this early in a concert to set a positive tone and showcase your band's musicality to families new to concert band sound. It works equally well as a warm-up or opener, establishing audience connection before more substantial works.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing and shape in diatonic melodies
  • Contrast and balance across dynamic shifts
  • Ensemble response to sudden textural changes
  • Sustaining tone quality in open harmonic writing

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