Just like road work or erecting a building – our lives are always under construction. Tim Hinton’s jazzy and sassy production is a fitting tribute to the inevitable chaos and ultimate rewards of construction.“’Construction Zone’ is the perfect blue print for success!”

The Workday Begins
After a quick introduction, the factory whistle blows and everyone heads to work. The music is light and jazzy, demonstrating the enthusiasm of enjoying a day doing work we love.

Lunch Break
It’s lunch time and all work stops for rest and refreshment. Time to get out the lunch pails and relax.

Down to Work
The most serious work of the day gets going after lunch.  The drum break (with band interjections) is designed to be a “Stomp” kind of production, with the drum line beating on anything interesting that fits the theme. There is a reprise of the opening “happy work” music and then, at the end, the factory whistle blows once more, bringing the work day (and the show) to a close.

Package Price: $5,000.00
(Price includes Movements, Music, Drills, and Ultimate Regional Protection.)

Music Only Price: $2,000.00
Category: Contemporary
Drill Sets: 69
Total Time: 7:53
Drill Grade: 4

Composer/Arranger:
Tim Hinton
Percussion Arranger:
Clif Walker
Drill Designer:
Al Temby

Every show includes:
Adapted drill design to exact band size
Ultimate Regional Protection
Coordinate sheets
Drill on CD using Pyware Java 3D® software
Technical support
Director’s Drill Book
(Choice of one: 11x17, 8.5x14, 8.5x11)
Student master (8.5x11) for duplication

Optional Instructional Materials
Animation DVD/Construction Zone $100.00
Animation Video/Construction Zone $100.00
General Effect Handbook/Construction Zone $75.00

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.

Instrumentation
Fl, Cl, B.Cl, AS, TS, BS
Trpt 1/2/3, FH, Tbn 1/2, Bar, Tuba
Bells, Vib 1-2, Mar 1-2, Chimes, EB, Timp, Acc 1-2
SD, Tenors, 4 BD

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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