Michael Salvatori Sheet Music
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Video Games Live -- Part 1: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Halo Theme (from Halo Suite): Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Theme from Halo 3 (One Final Effort): Piano Sheet -
Halo Theme: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts -
Theme from Halo 2 (Mjolnir Mix): Piano Sheet -
Halo Theme (from Halo Suite): Concert Band Conductor Score -
Halo Theme: String Orchestra Conductor Score -
Halo 2 Theme (Mjolnir Mix): Piano Sheet -
Video Games Live -- Part 1: Concert Band Conductor Score -
Halo Theme (from Halo Suite): Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Halo Theme (from Halo Suite): Marching Band Conductor Score -
Themes from Halo 3: String Orchestra Conductor Score -
Themes from Halo 3: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
About this collection
Michael Salvatori Sheet Music
Michael Salvatori and collaborator Marty O'Donnell bring video game soundtracks to life with sheet music arrangements for band, orchestra, and solo piano. This collection centers on music from the Halo series and Video Games Live, spanning easy concert band parts through intermediate piano arrangements.
Who it's for
- Concert and marching band directors seeking accessible, engaging contemporary literature
- String orchestra directors and private teachers working with intermediate ensembles
- Piano teachers and students drawn to video game music arrangements
What's inside
- Concert band, marching band, and string orchestra scores with full parts (Grades 2-3.5)
- Solo piano arrangements ranging from easy to intermediate/advanced levels
- Halo theme variations and Video Games Live selections, delivered as shipped scores
Things to consider
Start with the Grade 2 or 3 concert band arrangements if your ensemble is new to this repertoire; they're accessible without sacrificing the cinematic quality of the originals. If building a full concert program, the string orchestra versions offer a different textural option for the same popular themes. Piano soloists should check the level designation carefully, as some arrangements reach intermediate/advanced difficulty.