Detail 01
Conductor score, not a student part
Every instrument's line is stacked on each page so you can follow the whole band at once.

Independent shopping perspective
Conductor score for Standard of Excellence Book 2 — the full ensemble part in one volume, for the band director running rehearsal, not for a student.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Every instrument's line is stacked on each page so you can follow the whole band at once.
Detail 02
Picks up mid-method. Your students need to have finished Book 1 for this to line up.
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The price reflects the page count and the full-ensemble layout, not a premium edition.
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Locks you into matching student books from the same series and level — parts are keyed to the score.
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Sits on a music stand and stays open through rehearsal. No app, tablet, or account involved.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
If you're directing, yes — the student books only show one instrument's line. The conductor score shows all of them together, which is what you need to run rehearsal.
It's a poor fit. A student would have to hunt for their line on every page. Buy the book for their specific instrument instead.
No. This is the Book 2 score, and the material is sequenced to follow Book 1. Your players need to have worked through Book 1 first.
It contains every instrument's part rather than one, so it's a much larger book.