055 - The Brighter Side of Christmas - Revision history

Trick trickster at 00:33, September 2, 2009

2009-09-02T00:33:31Z

Trick trickster at 15:58, February 25, 2009

2009-02-25T15:58:57Z

Bickfa: active set 1996-2003

2007-05-25T01:15:31Z

active set 1996-2003

HLPXX at 02:04, May 9, 2007

2007-05-09T02:04:59Z

HLPXX at 23:48, May 7, 2007

2007-05-07T23:48:31Z

Trick trickster: /* History */

2007-01-22T18:51:10Z

History

Piratedan200: /* History */

2007-01-22T05:24:15Z

History

Trick trickster: added roadmap, instrumentation requirements, edited history

2006-12-20T21:16:30Z

added roadmap, instrumentation requirements, edited history

Trick trickster: /* History */

2006-12-15T12:42:55Z

History

James at 16:20, December 8, 2006

2006-12-08T16:20:25Z

New page

=About the song=
Arranged by Len Goldstyne
=History=
This is a medley of Christmas music. Simply put, the song sucks. No section has a particularly interesting part in this song, but for some unknown reason, it never finds its way ''out'' of the active set. The song is played once per year '''at most'''. It is frequently requested by members as a joke.

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	This is a medley of Christmas music. The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing. Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock". Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set. The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season. However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke. It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).		This is a medley of Christmas music. The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing. Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock". Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set. The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season. However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke. It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).

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 The piece starts with a straight march feel.  At section B, the feel changes to swing, and stays that way until the D.S., when it switches back to straight.  Also, section C is generally taken second time only.  The D.S. goes back to measure 5.
 =History=
-This is a medley of Christmas music.  The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing.  Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock".  Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set.  The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season.  However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof), and is started by the mellos.
+This is a medley of Christmas music.  The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing.  Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock".  Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set.  The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season.  However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).
 [[Category:Songs]][[Category:Active Songs]]

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 The piece starts with a straight march feel.  At section B, the feel changes to swing, and stays that way until the D.S., when it switches back to straight.  Also, section C is generally taken second time only.  The D.S. goes back to measure 5.
 =History=
-This is a medley of Christmas music.  The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing.  Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock".  Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set.  The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season.  However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).
+This is a medley of Christmas music.  The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing.  Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock".  Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set.  The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season.  However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof), and is started by the mellos.
 [[Category:Songs]][[Category:Active Songs]]

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 =About the song=
-Arranged by Len Goldstyne
+Arranged by Len Goldstyne.
 =History=
-This is a medley of Christmas music.  Simply put, the song sucks.  No section has a particularly interesting part in this song, but for some unknown reason, it never finds its way ''out'' of the active set.  The song is usually played once per year '''at most'''.  It is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).
+This is a medley of Christmas music.  The intro and outro are meant to sound like bells ringing.  Songs included in the medley are "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", and "Jingle Bell Rock".  Many band members don't really like playing this song, as it doesn't have any particularly interesting parts, but despite this it never finds its way out of the active set.  The song is usually only played once or twice per year, around the holiday season.  However, it is frequently requested by members as a joke.  It has also been used recently as a veto, for when the band is extremely dissatisfied with a conductor's choice of songs (or lack thereof).
 [[Category:Songs]][[Category:Active Songs]]