Starting with the invention of the first modern computer in 1936 through innovations such as the microchip in 1958 and the affordable home computer in 1984, we humans have always been intrigued and sometimes a bit intimidated by the computer. Andy Yozviak pays homage to this incredible piece of modern technology with his show “Computer vs. Man.”

Andy hits the ground running with the exhilarating “Powering Up.” The intricate runs and full chords urge you to plug in your computer, boot it up and off you go! The opener seamlessly segues into “Working Together.” The musical lines slow down and invite you to pause and reflect on what you have accomplished.  “Rise of the Machines” is hard driving and fast paced with loads of runs and full chords.  Which side will come out on top? Man or Machine?

“Where is the ‘any’ key?”– Homer Simpson, in response to the message “Press any key”

Music Only Price: $2,000.00
(Price includes Movements, Music, and Ultimate Regional Protection.)
Category: Contemporary
Total Time: 7:00
Drill Sets: n/a
Drill Grade: 4

Composer/Arranger:
Andrew Yozviak
Percussion Arranger:
Casey Beggs/Jabin Baxter

Optional Instructional Materials
Custom General Effect Handbook/Computer vs. Man
(Call for Price)
Custom Flag Choreography/Computer vs. Man $3,000.00
The Dynamic Marching Band by Wayne Markworth
Instructional DVD's
  - Dynamic Marching & Movement:
    Volume 1 & Volume 2
  - Dynamic Music with Richard Saucedo:
    Volumes 1 & Volume 2
  - Dynamic Music "in The Mix" with Michael McIntosh

Dynamic Design Meets Innovative Instruction
Workshops
Consulting
Clinics
all available upon request. Please call 800-356-4381 for more information

Ultimate Regional Protection
Music and/or Drill (depending on show) will be contest protected, on a first come-first serve basis, for each contest performance location you will be attending during the current marching season. This policy will protect each band program purchasing music and/or drill (depending on show*) with exclusivity, based on their performance schedule, providing a one-of-a-kind show at each contest location regardless of state lines.

Score Instrumentation
Pc, Fl, Cl 1/2, B.Cl, AS, TS, BS
Trpt 1/2/3, FH, Tbn 1/2, Bar, Tuba
Bells, Xyl, Mar 1/2, Vib, Synth, Timp,
  Acc 1/2
SD, Tenors, 5 BD

Score Instrumentation Abbreviations Key

Acc - Accessory Percussion AS - Alto Saxophone Bar - Baritone B.Cl - Bass Clarinet BD - Bass Drums BS - Baritone Saxophone Cl - Clarinet Cym - Cymbals EB - Electric Bass FH - French Horn Fl - Flute KB - Keyboard Percussion		MK - Mallet Kat Metal - Metallics Mar - Marimba Pc - Piccolo SD - Snare Drum Synth - Synthesizer Timp - Timpani Tbn - Trombone Trpt - Trumpet TS - Tenor Saxophone Vib - Vibraphone Xyl - Xylophone
• All Part sets include Bb Horn and Baritone T.C. • 1/2/3 - Numbers separated by a "/" means   separate parts • 1-2 - Numbers separated by a "-" means two parts   on the same staff

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