041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer - Revision history

Bickfa: linking of the rest of the goal celebration

2011-03-06T19:39:09Z

linking of the rest of the goal celebration

2009-09-02T00:31:18Z

2009-02-25T15:51:31Z

2008-10-15T16:13:31Z

2007-09-25T02:00:36Z

Roadmap: I'll never figure out why that link was there in the first place

2007-05-25T01:09:00Z

active set 1996-2003

2007-05-15T23:53:51Z

Hail was written by Charles S. Root, not by A. Olin Niles

2007-05-10T00:45:49Z

2007-05-09T05:54:41Z

History

2007-05-09T02:26:54Z

History

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 =About the song=
-''Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer'' was written by Charles S. Root '34.  The verision which the band plays was arranged by [[A. Olin Niles]].  This is our fight song.
+''Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer'' was written by Charles S. Root '34.  The verision which the band plays was arranged by [[A. Olin Niles]].  This is our fight song.  It is played at the beginning and end of each period and whenever [[Goal Celebration|the team scores]].
 ===Lyrics===
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 =History=
 To be completed.

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 |curtrack=19. Hail (short)
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 The song is played as written, with the exception that the [[conductor]] has discretion to instruct the band to play the sixteen measure breakstrain and to Da Capo.  This is very rarely done more than once, and then only for good reason.  [[Jim Cronen]] once played the breakstrain twice as music to cover up a skirmish that erupted on the ice after the clock had hit zero and the game was over.
-The short form of ''Hail'', without the breakstrain, is used after [[goal|goals]] in hockey or after scores in [[football]].  During hockey games, the vocal cheer [[We Want More]] then immediately follows ''Hail''.
+The short form of ''Hail'', without the breakstrain, is used after goals in hockey or after scores in [[football]].  During hockey games, the vocal cheer [[We Want More]] then immediately follows ''Hail''.
 The long form of ''Hail'', with the breakstrain, is used when the hockey team comes onto or leaves the ice at the beginning or end of a period of play.  It is also used when the band plays at miscellaneous school functions.

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 |curtrack=1. Hail (long)
 |nexttrack=[[054 - O Canada|2. O Canada]]}}
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 |curtrack=38. Hail (short)
 |nexttrack=[[099 - Rock Around the Clock|39. Rock Around the Clock]]/[[398 - Hey! Baby!|Hey Baby]]}}
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