Max Mueller
Composer and Orchestrator for Film & Television
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"6/7" is the ironic in-joke piece of music the students in your concert band or string orchestra will be clamoring for! This piece explodes with a 1960s spy movie feel with mixed meter (often involving some kind of groove of 6+7 beats) with jazzy melodies and harmonies. The fun part of the rehearsal process will be having students see if they can find all the '6' or '7' instances from time signatures to melodic intervals to the repetition of notes in a rhythmic pattern and much more. This piece is Grade 5 for both concert band and string orchestra.
Listen to the score video mock-ups below for both versions, as well as an important PSA from the composer.
"6/7" Information & Score Videos
"6/7" Information & Score Videos


"6/7": A PSA from Composer Max Mueller

6-7 Strings Score Video

6-7 Band Score Video
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Cowabunga: An Original Short Film

Cowabunga: An Original Short Film

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Max Mueller, Film Composer (2023 Promotional Video)

"Thank You, Kindly" (Original Score by Max Mueller)
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About Max
Max Mueller is a Los Angeles based film composer and orchestrator. He has scored several short and feature films. Most recently, Max has scored the indie feature "Actual Nobodies" (coming out in 2027 starring Didi Conn (Grease), as well as the horror comedy "Summoning Sylvia" (2023), available on VOD on most major platforms. In September 2023, Max scored the short "Dream", directed by Aaron Blaise (director of the 2003 Walt Disney Pictures animated feature Brother Bear). Max has also composed for Pixote Hunt (director of the 1994 Fox feature film The Pagemaster) and James Lopez, veteran Disney animator.
As an orchestrator, Max has worked for such luminaries as concert violinist Sarah Chang, David Bowie collaborator Mike Garson, and Academy Award nominated composer David Newman on his scores for Girls Trip, Night School, and the Netflix adaptation of Green Eggs and Ham.




