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| − | =About | + | = About This Cheer = |
| − | This is an arrangement of "Apache | + | This cheer is an arrangement of the chorus in "Apache" by the Sugarhill Gang. It was arranged in 2007 by [[Chris Behrens]] '08. |
| − | =Instrumentation | + | = Instrumentation Requirements = |
| − | + | This cheer really shouldn't be played without a quint/quad drummer who can carry the two measure drum breaks in between the melody. Other than that, most instrumentations will work. It helps to have a trumpet player who can play the high part, as well as good balance in the harmony and bass parts. | |
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| + | = History = | ||
| + | This cheer was added to the active set in January 2007 when the [[:Category:Cheer Sheets|cheer sheets]] were rewritten. It quickly became a crowd favorite, with people dancing along to the cheer each time it is played. The dance (popularized on the TV show ''The Fresh Prince of Bel Air'') can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3pXIFQ5wOM here]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:14, September 17, 2008
About This Cheer
This cheer is an arrangement of the chorus in "Apache" by the Sugarhill Gang. It was arranged in 2007 by Chris Behrens '08.
Instrumentation Requirements
This cheer really shouldn't be played without a quint/quad drummer who can carry the two measure drum breaks in between the melody. Other than that, most instrumentations will work. It helps to have a trumpet player who can play the high part, as well as good balance in the harmony and bass parts.
History
This cheer was added to the active set in January 2007 when the cheer sheets were rewritten. It quickly became a crowd favorite, with people dancing along to the cheer each time it is played. The dance (popularized on the TV show The Fresh Prince of Bel Air) can be seen here.