Whether you’re adding a chant, rewriting cymbal visuals, or converting it into a warmup, this file saves you time.
Want to change the chant? Move the tap-off? Add a bass drum or change the tenor voicing? Grab the Sibelius file and make it your own.
This is the same notation used in the official Free Drumline Beats PDF, fully editable in Sibelius Ultimate.
The groove is only four bars long and built to loop, so it’s ideal for fast editing.
You can tweak cymbal visuals, reassign parts, or rework the ending—all without starting from scratch.
It’s also perfect for instructors building warmups, tap-offs, or stand sequences for a season.
Start with the basic “Here We Go” format, then evolve it for your own vibe.
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Use the file as-is or remix it into something your drumline can call its own. If you use Sibelius in your teaching or writing, this download makes your life easier.
PDFs are great for quick printing, but when it’s time to personalize your charts, the Sibelius version gives you full control.
Every section is clearly labeled, staves are cleanly aligned, and loop sections are marked to make repetition easy in rehearsal or performance.
If your line plays in the stands, this is one of the easiest wins you can give them.
Bonus: Because it’s short, your edits can be quick. Make a change, hit print, and you’re ready for Friday night.
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This Sibelius file gives you full control to edit or rearrange for whatever your marching percussion ensemble needs.
Customize parts, adjust difficulty, add splits, change stickings, or reshape the flow of the entire exercise or cadence.
Everything is laid out cleanly so you can print parts as is or tailor them for pads, full battery, mixed instrumentation, or developing players.
Use it to keep your library flexible, modern, and reusable year after year.
Every Free Drumline Beats Edu Pack contains full sets of score & parts PDFs and a full set of play-along training videos.
Instrumentation varies by composition/arrangement. Some pieces will not have cymbals or may include keyboards, etc.
