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  • Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts

    Words and music by Percy Mayfield [Ray Charles] / arr. Doug Adams

    Grade: 2 (Easy)

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  • Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    Frankly Speaking: Brass Band Score & Parts

    By Frank Sinatra

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  • Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Hit the Road Jack: Marching Band Conductor Score

    Words and music by Percy Mayfield [Ray Charles] / arr. Doug Adams

    Grade: 2 (Easy)

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    $7.00
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About this collection

Territory code: B09

Grade 2 marching band and concert band arrangements bring accessible, energetic music to your ensemble. This collection centers on popular standard repertoire, including Percy Mayfield's "Hit the Road Jack" and works by iconic composers like Ray Charles and Frank Sinatra. You'll find conductor scores paired with individual parts, all designed for easy-level bands ready to perform recognizable material.

Who it's for

  • Marching band directors seeking Grade 2 repertoire for fall and spring shows
  • Concert band leaders programming accessible popular standards
  • School directors wanting familiar tunes their students will enjoy learning

What's inside

  • Grade 2 marching band and concert band arrangements
  • Conductor scores and individual parts, shipped format
  • Popular standards by Percy Mayfield, Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, and Doug Adams

Things to consider

Grade 2 is ideal for developing ensembles and early-season programming. Make sure you have all needed parts for your instrumentation before rehearsals begin. These arrangements work well for both traditional concert settings and marching contexts.