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Trick trickster at 15:51, October 20, 2008

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James: New page: =About this song= Five Note Random is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Three or four members (typically of the brass section) will each play a randomly chosen note, changing each ...

2007-03-01T00:01:00Z

New page: =About this song= Five Note Random is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Three or four members (typically of the brass section) will each play a randomly chosen note, changing each ...

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=About this song=
Five Note Random is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Three or four members (typically of the brass section) will each play a randomly chosen note, changing each time, five times. The end result is usually rather nasty.
=Instrumentation requirements=
Three or four loud people.
=History=
This cheer is never actually called. It is only used as a veto, typically if the conductor calls [[Tarantella]] multiple times, and the Trombone section gets tired of playing [[Chris Sommers]].
[[Category:Cheer Sheets]]

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-=About this song=
+=About this cheer=
-Five Note Random is pretty much exactly what it sounds like.  Three or four members (typically of the brass section) will each play a randomly chosen note, changing each time, five times.  The end result is usually rather nasty.
+Five Note Random is pretty much exactly what it sounds like - five random notes.  Three or four members (typically from the brass section) will each play a randomly chosen note five times, changing pitches each time.  The end result is usually rather nasty.
 =Instrumentation requirements=
 Three or four loud people.
 =History=
-This cheer is never actually called, and is only used as a veto.  It is played when the conductor calls any cheer too often (and the trombone section gets tired of playing [[Chris Sommers]]), or the conductor hasn't bothered to call a cheer.
+This cheer is not written on the [[:Category:Cheer Sheets|cheer sheets]] and is never actually called by the [[Conductor|conductor]].  It is played as a [[Vetoing|veto]] when the conductor calls any cheer too often (and the trombone section gets tired of playing [[Chris Sommers]]), or the conductor hasn't bothered to call a cheer in a long time.  This cheer should only be used sparingly in cases of extreme dissatisfaction from the band, as it sounds pretty bad.
 [[Category:Cheer Sheets]]