Note: This is a rough recording...we will update it in the upcoming months...but this will give you an idea of the show. Contact us if you want to reserve it for the upcoming season!

Vivaldi's Four Seasons are remixed in this delightful new production from Randall Standridge and Mo Longo!  Taking motives and melodies from the beloved classic, this show charts the changing of the seasons from a triumphant spring to an energetic Summer, before presenting a somber Autumn and icy Winter, before Spring cones again.  Filled with possibilities for section features and visual development, this accessible show (part of GMMB's Developing Band Series), is sure to bring out the best in bands of any size.

Seasons Change (Marching Band, Grade 2, Randall Standridge and Mo Longo)

Note: This is a rough recording...we will update it in the upcoming months...but this will give you an idea of the show. Contact us if you want to reserve it for the upcoming season!

The digital world comes alive in this exciting new production from Randall Standridge and Mo Longo.  Taking inspiration from video games, this accessible show uses driving rhythms, motivic percussion, and sound fx to paint a pixelated landscape on the field.  Part of Grand Mesa Marching's Developing Band Series, this production offers enough flexibility and sensible scoring to make every band sound great.

Pixels (Marching Band, Grade 1.5, Randall Standridge and Mo Longo)

Out Of The Ashes - Part 2

Feel the pulse of raw energy in Live Wires, an electrifying new production by Randall Standridge and Mo Longo. Beginning with the driving power of "Direct Current," the show charges the atmosphere, setting the stage for a dynamic performance. "Alternating Current" follows, where brass and woodwind choirs playfully oscillate, echoing the rhythmic dance of electricity itself. The finale, "Power Cords/Overload," unleashes a torrent of rhythm, with percussion taking center stage, culminating in a spectacular explosion of sound! Both musically and visually charged, Live Wires offers fantastic opportunities for effect for your young or developing band.  Shocking!

Live Wires (Marching Band-Developing Band Series, Grade 1.5, Randall Standridge & Mo Longo)

Take a trip down home with Heartland, an evocative new production by Randall Standridge and Mo Longo. Drawing inspiration from bluegrass and country traditions, this show beautifully captures the essence of farm life. Classics such as "The Gift to Be Simple" and "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" are woven together with new material, transporting audiences on a nostalgic journey through America's agricultural roots. Warm, endearing, and profoundly authentic, Heartland is sure to give your audience something to write home about.  Yeehaw!

Heartland (Marching Band-Developing Band Series, Grade 2, Randall Standridge & Mo Longo)

There's a Monster Under My Bed! - R Standridge & Mo Longo (Marching Band, Grade 1.5-2)

Grand Mesa Marching releases 2020.  New shows by Randall Standridge, Jason Nitsch, Jeremy Doss, J.R. Trimpe, Bryce Newton, and Maureen Longo.  Available for reservation now, and delivery by Mid-December 2019.

Raging Light 1, Bryce Newton and Maureen Longo, Grade 3

Dragon Hunt - Part 4

Dragon Hunt - Part 3

Dragon Hunt - Part 2

Dragon Hunt - Part 1

Maureen "Mo" Longo (b. 1985) received a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Therapy from the University of Dayton, where she was a three-time Honors Recital finalist and winner of the Concerto Aria Competition. Mo received a Master of Music degree in Percussion Performance from Wright State University, where she was selected for the Honors Recital and earned the 1st place scholarship for her solo marimba performance.



Currently traveling full-time, Mo is a freelance musician and educator. She composes and arranges music for marching band percussion, competitive indoor percussion, classical solo & ensemble percussion, and concert band. Mo's first concert band piece, Remedy, was the winner of the 2025 Silver Melted Into Sound composition competition. In addition to writing music, Mo teaches percussion camps and clinics around the country.



Preceding full-time travel, Mo was the Percussion Director at Beavercreek City Schools and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Dayton. Prior to that, she worked as a board certified Music Therapist with Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care. Since 2007, Mo has been on the instructional staff with numerous scholastic and independent marching ensembles throughout Ohio and Illinois.



Mo has toured the United States and Europe with DCI and WGI as a member of the Glassmen Drum & Bugle Corps and Matrix Performing Arts, and has performed at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention and the Ohio Music Educators Conference.



Mo is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, and she proudly endorses Innovative Percussion products.