Let's build your show.
Every show starts with the band in front of me — not a template, not last year's concept with new music. The banners and trophies in your band room should tell your story, not someone else's. Directors who've been here before tend to come back. Ask them why.
It's earned, not bragged.
A custom show from White Mage Music is built from scratch for your band — your players, your directors, your competitive goals. We don't rebrand catalog arrangements and call it custom. Everything is original: the music composition, the arrangements, the audio engineering, the sound design.
Fill out the intake form below. Tell me about your program — competitive context, size, where you want to go. The form takes five minutes. The more context you give, the better the first conversation goes — but don't overthink it. There's no wrong answer at this stage.
A focused conversation about your program's identity, your caption goals, and what a successful season looks like for you. Who is your band? Your A-players and your developing players. Where were you last year and where do you need to get to this year?
Our process is visual-first. Before a single note gets written, we establish the visual concept, the prop design, and the field layout. The music comes second — it soundtracks the visual story, not the other way around. Scoped and agreed in writing before work begins.
Delivered on schedule. Consultation available throughout the season. When you get feedback from the judges, we talk. Adjustments are part of the process, not add-ons. You're not on your own once the season starts.
White Mage Music has been designing competitive marching band shows since 2004. We've worked with programs across Texas, Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, California, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, and Ohio.
Every client in recent years has won a State or Circuit championship, earned a class promotion, or posted year-over-year score improvements.
That's not a tagline. That's just what happened.
- Original show design and arranging for the full marching band
- Marching band audio design and sound engineering for the fall season
- Indoor guard audio editing and sound design
- Show concept development and consultation
- Feedback and revision throughout the season — not just at the start