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Easy marching band shows are the ones we wrote for younger or smaller bands: grade 2 winds, percussion books that a first-year battery can clean, and a runtime under seven and a half minutes. Every show here fits that description, and every one of them was performed by a real high school program before it went on sale.
Every show here is for sale as-is, as arrangements for a build-your-own show, or as the start of a partial custom show. Pricing is quoted per program.
Mechanica
Beginner · 8:06
Hive Mind
Beginner · 7:13
Ignite
Beginner · 6:38
Feathered Flame
Beginner · 7:13
Pale Blue Dot
Beginner · 7:05
Ride the Wave
Beginner · 5:48
Immortal
Beginner · 6:30
In Living Color
Beginner · 6:30
Excalibur
Beginner · 6:27
Building an Empire
Beginner · 6:12
Who these shows are for
Programs with a lot of freshmen, bands coming back from a rebuilding year, and directors who would rather have a clean show in October than a hard one in November. The wind parts sit in comfortable ranges, the ballads give the band room to breathe, and the closers end on something the stands can sing back.
What a grade 2 show from us sounds like
Ride the Wave, written for Greenwood High School in 2025, is a surf show built on Misirlou, the Beach Boys' Girls on the Beach, and the Chantays' Pipeline. It runs 5:48. Excalibur, for Batesburg-Leesville, pairs Mozart's Fantasia in D Minor with Purcell's Dido's Lament and John Powell's Test Drive. Pale Blue Dot opens with Hans Zimmer's Day One and Holst's Jupiter and closes on Jacob Collier's Little Blue. None of these are watered-down versions of harder shows; they were designed at this level from the first sketch.
How we keep an easy show interesting
The difficulty lives in the writing, not the parts. Short phrases get passed around the band so every section has a moment. Percussion carries the energy while winds hold sustained lines. Sound design files are included, so a synth pad or a sampled voice can fill the texture a small wind section leaves open.
Three ways to buy
Licensing goes through Tresona and is paid by the school; we tell you what each piece needs before you commit. Pricing is quoted per program. Tell us your instrumentation and we will send a quote within a day.
Grade 2 winds, with a few ballads that reach grade 3 in the melody lines. Every part is checked against the ranges a second-year player can hold for a full season.
Yes. Judges reward clean, musical performances over difficult ones that fall apart. These shows are built so a band can clean them by the first contest and spend October adding effect.
They were written for small and medium bands. We can rebalance any of them for a smaller or larger group; tell us your instrumentation when you ask for a quote.
No. When you buy a pre-written show, we keep it exclusive to you in your circuit for that season. Custom shows are always exclusive to your program.
