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Trombones have the melody for most of the song, with a countermelody in the altos and mellos. Also, there is a massive flute/piccolo solo in the middle. | Trombones have the melody for most of the song, with a countermelody in the altos and mellos. Also, there is a massive flute/piccolo solo in the middle. | ||
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Revision as of 22:02, May 8, 2007
About this song
Originally recorded by Paul Simon, arranged by Jay Dawson
Instrumentation requirements
Trombones have the melody for most of the song, with a countermelody in the altos and mellos. Also, there is a massive flute/piccolo solo in the middle.
History
| Live from TSBMH 2007 | ||
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| 4. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida | 5. You Can Call Me Al | 6. Alma Mater |