Hi all,
Happy Snowpocalypse! With Plainville schools being closed tomorrow, and the world coming to the end, we wont have practice tomorrow. May you all have sufficient quantities of milk and bread. (Because the stores are out)
Last week, as we worked on Cowboys, there were many spots of 8th and 16ths or 16th and 8ths that should sound like a run of just 16ths. Some of the parts are not divided so it is sometimes hard to tell if it should be all 16ths. Below is a list of the spots that should be played as all 16ths if you are able.
Measures Beats Who
1 Tpt 1, Horns 1-4
6 " "
10 1&2 Cl 1-3, AS, TS
19 1&2 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
23 1&2 Cl 2-3
24-25 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
27 1 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
31 & 33 1-3 Bsn, Cl, Sax, BH, Tub
84 & 86 1-3 Bsn, Cl, Sax, BH, Tub
92 & 94 1-3 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
97 1-2 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
98 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
99 1-2 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
100 & 103 Cl 2-3, AS, TS
106 Cl 2-3, AS
109 1-2 Tpt 2-3, Horns
113 Tpt 1, Horns
118 1-2 Tpt 1, Horn 1&3
119 1-2 Tpt 2, Horn 2&4
196 1-3 Bsn, Cl, Sax, BH
198 1-3 Picc, Fl, Ob, Bsn, Cl, Sax, BH, Tub
202 & 204 1-3 Bsn, Cl, AS, TS, BH
207 1-2 Bsn, Cl, AS, TS, BH
209 3-4 Bsn, Cl, AS, TS, BH
217 & 218 Tpt, Horn
238 - 241 Picc, Fl, CL1-3
250 & 252 1-3 Cl, AS, TS, Tpt 2
259 1-2 Tpt 2&3, Horn
263 Tpt, Horn
267 1-3 ALL
268 2-3 ALL
For all of these spots, if you are able, play 4 16th notes instead of 8th and 2 16ths. (or 2 16ths and 8th)
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Do you just want us to play all the sixteenths? Lol
ReplyDeleteWe probably should play some of the 1/2 and 1/4 notes as well.
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