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World of Warcraft: Full Orchestra Conductor Score

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World of Warcraft: Full Orchestra Conductor Score

From the Hit Video Game (featuring: Wrath of the Lich King / Lament of the Highborne / Lion's Pride)

Music and lyrics by Russell Brower, Derek Duke, and Jason Hayes / arr. Jerry Brubaker

Grade: 4

Item: 00-35947S

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Take it to the limit with this blow-out arrangement of the music from the video game that all of your students are playing! World of Warcraft, including "Wrath of the Lich King," "Lament of the Highborne," and "Lion's Pride," is the perfect lynchpin for your pops concert.

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Series: Pop Concert Full Orchestra
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 32
UPC: 038081420165
SKU: 00-35947S

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About the Composer: Russell Brower

Russell Brower has shaped the sonic identity of World of Warcraft since its launch in 2004, composing and supervising music that accompanies millions of players through their adventures. His work balances orchestral grandeur with the emotional storytelling that defines the game's most memorable moments, making him one of the most recognizable composers in interactive entertainment.

For music educators, Brower's compositions offer something rare: arrangements that students already know and love, paired with compositional sophistication that rewards serious orchestral study. His ability to write for both ensemble clarity and dramatic impact translates expertly into concert settings.

Why we love this

Your students will bring focus and energy the moment they recognize these themes. Jerry Brubaker's orchestration balances accessibility with genuine orchestral substance, so you're not sacrificing musical integrity for engagement. Programming this as your closer guarantees an audience that remembers the concert.

What to expect

Epic and immersive, with sweeping orchestral colors that shift from introspective moments to triumphant fanfares. The familiar melodic hooks create immediate emotional resonance, while the orchestration carries enough detail to sustain player and listener interest across 32 pages.

Who it's for

Conductors looking to program music that matters to their student musicians and audiences. This Grade 4 score works for intermediate to advanced orchestras with complete sections and the stamina for a full-length finale.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the main melodic ideas across your string and woodwind sections; the themes are built to sing, and rushing the tempo undermines their power.
  • Use dynamics markings to shape the legendary material—let quieter passages create space for the final climactic statements to land with impact.
  • Lock the brass entrance timing with your conductor's preparation; the fanfare moments are most effective when they feel unified and deliberate, not hurried.

How to use it

Reserve this for your closing selection on a pops concert or end-of-year concert. The Grade 4 difficulty and recognizable themes make it an ideal showpiece that rewards months of sectional work while delivering the kind of excitement that sends audiences home satisfied.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining lyrical phrases across long melodic lines
  • Balancing multiple musical layers (melody, harmony, accompaniment) in full orchestra textures
  • Executing dynamic contrast from pianissimo to fortissimo transitions
  • Coordinating sectional entries and cutoffs in large ensemble contexts
  • Interpreting programmatic orchestration that supports emotional storytelling

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