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Hamilton — Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
Original Version
Here’s the original version of Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story, to help those of us who haven’t seen Hamilton. Note that it’s not our arrangement…
Our Arrangement
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Beatles Medley
Here are the original Beatles’ versions of our Beatles Medley tunes, to help you remember how they sounded…
Beatles — Ticket to Ride
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqgSiknjoa4
Beatles — Penny Lane
Beatles — You Can Drive My Car
Beatles — Medley SATB
Take the A Train
This isn’t our arrangement, but perhaps an example of a classic treatment of this Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn composition, with scat singing, might help us all get a feel for how our version is supposed to sound.
Take A Train — SATB Performance
Here’s an example of a chorus singing our arrangement. Note that they inserted some brief scat solos — could we be brave enough to do that? — and did some very good interpretation of train sounds. Of course, they had the advantage of having accompaniment including drums, etc.
Take The A Train — Soprano
Take The A Train — Alto
Take The A Train — Tenor
Take The A Train — Bass
Omnia Sol
Omnia Sol — SATB
Omnia Sol — Soprano 1
Omnia Sol — Soprano 2
Omnia Sol — Alto
Omnia Sol — Tenor
Omnia Sol — Bass
Red River Valley
Red River Valley — SATB
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Red River Valley — Soprano
Red River Valley — Alto
Red River Valley — Tenor
Red River Valley — Bass
Earth Song
Earth Song — SATB Performance
Earth Song — Soprano
Earth Song — Alto
Earth Song — Tenor
Earth Song — Bass 1
Earth Song — Bass 2
Two Poems of Emily Dickenson
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