Timber: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts
As Recorded by Pitbull Featuring Ke$ha
Words and music by Breyan Stanley Isaac, Priscilla Rena, Jamie Sanderson, Lukasz Gottwald, Henry Walter, Kesha Sebert, Armando Perez, Lee Oskar, Keri Oskar, and Greg Errico / arr. Michael Story
Grade: 2 (Easy)
Item: 00-PK-0006516
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About the Composer: Breyan Stanley Isaac
Breyan Stanley Isaac is a composer and producer who has contributed to some of the biggest pop and hip-hop hits of the 2010s. His work across multiple genres demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of contemporary song structure and commercial appeal, skills he brings to educational arrangements that engage student musicians with current material they actually want to play.
Why we love this
Grade 2 bands rarely get contemporary pop with this much personality and accessible scoring. The western flavor threading through a dance-pop framework keeps things fresh while staying manageable for developing musicians, and the optional drumset part gives your rhythm section something genuinely engaging to anchor.
What to expect
The energy of a dance floor colliding with a saloon; syncopated grooves meet western twang in a way that feels intentional rather than gimmicky. Two minutes of momentum with enough personality to hold attention across all sections.
Who it's for
Grade 2 concert bands ready to program something current and stylistically different without sacrificing technical accessibility. This works for bands seeking a confident encore, a pops concert feature, or a confidence builder that doesn't sound simplified.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the groove between your woodwinds and brass; the pop vernacular depends on rhythmic lock, not weight of sound.
- Layer in the optional drumset part if your percussion section can handle it; it transforms the authenticity from attempted to earned.
- Keep the tempo steady and energetic. This chart lives in the pocket, so resist the urge to rush the dance rhythms.
- Let the western elements breathe in any exposed sections; they're there to break up the pop predictability.
How to use it
Program this as a pops concert centerpiece or a concert-closer that leaves audiences smiling. It pairs well alongside other contemporary titles in the Pop Young Band series and works as a morale-builder mid-season when bands need a stylistic shift.
Skills your students will build
- Playing with groove and rhythmic precision in contemporary pop idioms
- Balancing syncopated lines across multiple sections
- Stylistic phrasing in non-classical contexts
- Ensemble tightness with optional rhythm section parts