Difference between revisions of "Handjive"
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| + | This cheer is traditionally started by either low wind/brass or the bass drum. The rest of the low brass/percussion then come in, and then the rest of the band. There is a solo ad lib trumpet part in between the melody that the rest of the band plays. The cheer can be repeated several times, and due to this it is frequently used to kill extra time in period breaks and occasionally time outs. The cheer ends with the melody cutting out, then the low brass and percussion, until only the bass drum is left. | ||
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Revision as of 20:59, March 7, 2007
About this song
Instrumentation requirements
- bass drum
- low brass
- multiple trumpets (and ones willing to solo)
History
This cheer is traditionally started by either low wind/brass or the bass drum. The rest of the low brass/percussion then come in, and then the rest of the band. There is a solo ad lib trumpet part in between the melody that the rest of the band plays. The cheer can be repeated several times, and due to this it is frequently used to kill extra time in period breaks and occasionally time outs. The cheer ends with the melody cutting out, then the low brass and percussion, until only the bass drum is left.