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=About the song=
 
=About the song=
 
Arranged by Michael Sweeney, Originally recorded by Kansas
 
Arranged by Michael Sweeney, Originally recorded by Kansas
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=Instrumentation requirements=
 
=Instrumentation requirements=
 
This song needs at least 4 or 5 trumpets, with at least two on first.
 
This song needs at least 4 or 5 trumpets, with at least two on first.
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=Roadmap=
 
=Roadmap=
 
To better match the original recording, the song starts with a trumpet soli (the original starts with 8 measures a cappella).  The trumpets start at measure 26 and play through the end of measure 32, then there is a measure of drums, then the song starts back at measure 1.  From there, it is played as written.
 
To better match the original recording, the song starts with a trumpet soli (the original starts with 8 measures a cappella).  The trumpets start at measure 26 and play through the end of measure 32, then there is a measure of drums, then the song starts back at measure 1.  From there, it is played as written.
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=Other's Recordings=
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[http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q1wEj6ow3cQ YouTube Video - Kansas]
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=History=
 
=History=
 
This song was introduced by [[conductor]] [[Ray Kim]] in 1996.  It has since been a long-standing staple of the band.  It will likely never be retired.
 
This song was introduced by [[conductor]] [[Ray Kim]] in 1996.  It has since been a long-standing staple of the band.  It will likely never be retired.
 
=Trivia=
 
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q1wEj6ow3cQ YouTube Video - Kansas]
 
  
 
{{Recording
 
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Revision as of 12:53, August 8, 2007

About the song

Arranged by Michael Sweeney, Originally recorded by Kansas

Instrumentation requirements

This song needs at least 4 or 5 trumpets, with at least two on first.

Roadmap

To better match the original recording, the song starts with a trumpet soli (the original starts with 8 measures a cappella). The trumpets start at measure 26 and play through the end of measure 32, then there is a measure of drums, then the song starts back at measure 1. From there, it is played as written.

Other's Recordings

YouTube Video - Kansas

History

This song was introduced by conductor Ray Kim in 1996. It has since been a long-standing staple of the band. It will likely never be retired.


America's Pep Band (album)
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7. Mexican Cheer 8. Carry On Wayward Son 9. Final Countdown


Pep Band 2006 CD
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3. Star-Spangled Banner 4. Carry On My Wayward Son 5. I'm a Believer