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2011

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Black Friday Gig! - Put the songs we need to lock down below

 

Jazz 

  • Don't Get Around Much Anymore
  • Take 5
  • When You Wish Upon A Star
  • Anthropology
  • My Favorite Things
  • Triste
  • Moments Notice
  • When I Fall in Love
  • Girl from Ipanema
  • Body and Soul 

 

Christmas

 

 

Video Game

  • Tetris
  • Mario 2
  • Zelda
  • Farmville
  • Waltz for the Moon
  • Waltz Chocobo
  • FF Theme 
  • Mario Bros
  • Portal

 

 

 

Support New Artists!?!?

          I just bought an album from trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire, saxophonist Walter Smith III, pianist Gerald Clayton, bassist Harish Ragavhan, and drummer Justin Brown. The music is powerful and moving- I couldn't help but send out a link. Here's the album's opening song. 

          -wes

 

Project 7 beat

    Now's the time to start the polyrhythm, although "polyrhythm" may not be the right word to describe 7/4 time signature. Pretty much every single jazz standard in 4/4 can possibly be transformed into 7/4 (4/4 + 3/4 repeating alternately) but here's some examples: Like Someone in Love and The Girl from Ipanema. One of my friends once asked a pro drummer how he felt it at a fast tempo. The answer is blowing in the wind, but he said he felt and counted it like a Clave (see music sheet of Like Someone in Love).

Like Someone in Love

alternately repeat 4/4 and 3/4 for each bar.

music sheet: Like7.pdf

The Girl from Ipanema

divide a bar into two. count the first half as 4/8 and the second as 3/8

music sheet: will never come. just figure it out yourself.

 

Project Coltrane Change

    Chords in typical jazz standards progress by the variation of the dominant motion. II-V or III-VI-II-V are the representative. This is strongly an instinctive resolution, however, the drawback is that it sometimes sounds a little too inelegant. The history of jazz (or general music) might be seen as the history of replacing this progression by something more sophisticated.

    The Coltrane change, as seen in Giant Steps, is jumping of the tonality by the major three interval (B to G, then to Eb, and back to B). There should be more precise definitions but I'm lazy enough to ignore them. The song sounds somewhat like an etude. Maybe it is. If you perfectly master the Coltrane change, you may also be able to use it for ad lib reharmonization in another song.

26-2

A typical Coltrane change based on the melody of Confirmation. A little more tranquil than Giant Steps.

music sheet: 262.pdf

also see: MT_26-2.mp3

 

 

 

http://games.soe.ucsc.edu/sammys

 

WEAR ALL BLACK!!!

 

Meet at 4:30 to run through tunes and set up, then take a 45 min break for dinner.

 

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MUSICIANS (of the Terminal Degree Jazz Band):

 

Guitar: Wes

T. Sax/Flute/Synth: Sherol

A. Sax: Josh

Flute/Piano/Bassoon: Devon

Cello: Daniel

Bass: Yu

Djembe: Trav

Trumpet: Ben

Arranger: Peter

Piano: Raj

 

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SAMMY AWARDS SONG NOTES!

 

 

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 TETRIS

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Cello Intro

Bass at Measure 17

 

Everyone for 1 chorus

 

Solos for 1 chorus

 

2 choruses out (speeding up)

 

ENDING: Ritard on last 2 measures

 

 

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FANGS

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1) Synth, trumpet

2) Alto, cello

3) Synth, cello

 

ENDING: on first three measures of chart

 

 

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MARIO 2

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Everyone for 1 chorus

Solos for 1 chorus each

1 chorus out

 

ENDING: on last 4 bars x2

 

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SUBSIST

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1) Guitar with Bass

2) Alto with Piano and Bass

3) Alto, Cello, Piano, Bass

 

 

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ZELDA

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T. Sax intro

1 Chorus everyone

Solos for 1 chorus each

1 Chorus out

 

ENDING: with last 2 bars x3

End on the major chord

 

 

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FARMVILLE

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Guitar only, 1 chorus

Guitar solo, 1 chorus

every other solo, 1 chorus

Guitar out, 1 chorus

 

ENDING: Piano ending

 

 

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PORTAL

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1. Synth and Guitar first

then Bass

 

2. Alto and Trumpet 

with everyone (add piano)

 

3. Flute and Guitar 

Cello harmonies

 

4. Everyone

 

ENDING: with Synth (vamping the last chord)

 

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MARIO BROS

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Bass and Guitar

Ben on the youtube sounds

Someone on Djembe 

 

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FINAL FANTASY MEDLEY

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WALTZ FOR THE MOON

 

A) Cello, Flute

A) Cello, Flute

 

B) Trumpet and Alto

(Cello backgrounds)

 

 

 

WALTZ DE CHOCOBO

 

A) Bassoon

B) Alto (with cello backgrounds, add bass and guitar)

A) Flute (cello backgrounds)

B) Alto and Trumpet (cello backgrounds)

 

 

 

MAIN THEME

 

A) Alto 

A) Flute

B) Cello

 

A) Alto (cello backgrounds)

A) Flute (cello backgrounds)

B) (Trumpet with Cello backgrounds)

 

Take the ending

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gigs:

 

 

 

 

Songs That We Know

    • Alice 
    • Like Someone in Love
    • Misty
    • There Will Never Be Another You 
    • When You Wish Upon a Star
    • My Funny Valentine
    • Take the A Train
    • Autumn Leaves
    • Up Jumped Spring
    • Blue Bossa: Violin
    • Song for My Father
    • Black Orpheus
    • My One and Only Love: Violin
    • But Beautiful
    • Straight No Chaser  

 

Members

  • Guitar: Wes
  • Trumpet: Ben
  • T. Sax: Chen
  • Bass: Yu
  • Flute: Devon
  • A. Sax: Rose
  • Keys: Raj
 
  • Sax: Josh
  • Violin: Jensen
  • Cello: Daniel Brown 

 

 
  • Composer/Arranger: Peter, plhaudio 

 

 

 

 

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