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Hi,

we're leaning strongly towards doing a Santana show next year.  There
are currently 2 arrangements of the song "Smooth"--one by Ford and one
by Saucedo.  The arrangement I remember hearing 4 or 5 years ago when
the song first came out had this trumpet shake about 2/3 of the way
through.  That's not the Saucedo and I assume, since it's easier, it's
not the Ford.  Does anyone know what I'm talking about, played it, or
know the arranger?

Thanks for any help.

Mike

#326

From: roelflores2004
Date: Fri Apr 20, 2007 4:20 am
Subject: message from BandArrangers

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Hello,

I have been working on the new site.  It is still not done.  I should
be done by Sunday.
I will be tweaking the site in the next few weeks to make it super
easy to understand and navigate.

I will not be inputting youtube videos.  Instead, I will be uploading
video files, midi's, mp3's etc.
I know that some of you cannot see youtube videos from your school
because of site that are blocked.

Also, on the right.  There will be blog entries on a regular basis
covering everything under the sun.
This is to provide interesting content for you to read, see, listen,
and respond to.

It would be great to build ALL your clientele from one day to the
next.  But I have seen that this takes time.
I hope you use the site to network with other people. I hope to create
a place where Directors, Musicians, and Music Lovers can get together
and build connections with one another.

There is also a ChatRoom.  You don't even have to login.  If you do
...  Your screen name will be your login name.
I will be in the ChatRoom from time to time.

If you do not want to get e-mails ... just simply remove your email
address from your account.

If something doesn't work ... please let me know.

Thanks for all your help and support.

Roel
http://www.BandArrangers.com

#325

From: "Um..." <sarah_h_cooley@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 11:47 pm
Subject: Hi.

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Hey! I am new to this group! I play the flute!

#324

From: "David Woodard" <dcwoodardjr@...>
Date: Wed Dec 27, 2006 5:53 pm
Subject: Re: Where to Find Competiotion Videos

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--- In marchingbandmusic@yahoogroups.com, "amcnairfew" <amcnairfew@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey does anyone know where I can get marching band competion videos's
> for 1999 for the SC 5A State Finals Let me know. I went to Orangeburg
> Wilkinson and marched bass I would like to see the competion again.
> Also where I can get the CD. Thanks
>

Check at http://www.bandlink.org/

As I work on cleaning up my office, I will keep my eyes open for that
recording.

Dave

#323

From: "rkw613" <rkw613@...>
Date: Fri Nov 10, 2006 4:31 pm
Subject: NC A&T

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Does anyone have videos for sale of North Carolina A&T Marching
Machine from 92'-97'?

#322

From: "amcnairfew" <amcnairfew@...>
Date: Fri Nov 10, 2006 2:09 pm
Subject: Where to Find Competiotion Videos

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Hey does anyone know where I can get marching band competion videos's
for 1999 for the SC 5A State Finals Let me know. I went to Orangeburg
Wilkinson and marched bass I would like to see the competion again.
Also where I can get the CD. Thanks

#321

From: audrey pettijohn <ocg_classof2010@...>
Date: Sat Oct 14, 2006 9:53 pm
Subject: Re: Re: sax music

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Nope, I haven't heard of it..... I wouldn't mind having a copy though :)
ummm, like how freakin high are you talking about (lol)? I'm in 9th grade, in
the marching band so I should be able to play it.... I know all the notes on the
sax, but that dosen't necessarily mean I can get them out with a nice tone, lol

Jake <dope01013@...> wrote:                                  --- In
marchingbandmusic@yahoogroups.com, "ocg_classof2010"
  <ocg_classof2010@...> wrote:
  >
  > hey, does anyone have the 007 james bond music for the alto sax, or
  > any other cool music? a link to a copy or pic of urs will work, thx!
  >
  Have you ever heard of TANK! by yoko kanno it's a pretty sweet jazz
  piece nice alto solo i have a copy of the score if your interested.
  but i must warn you it's pretty freakin' high!

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#320

From: "Jake" <dope01013@...>
Date: Sat Oct 14, 2006 7:11 pm
Subject: Re: sax music

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--- In marchingbandmusic@yahoogroups.com, "ocg_classof2010"
<ocg_classof2010@...> wrote:
>
> hey, does anyone have the 007 james bond music for the alto sax, or
> any other cool music? a link to a copy or pic of urs will work, thx!
>
Have you ever heard of TANK! by yoko kanno it's a pretty sweet jazz
piece nice alto solo i have a copy of the score if your interested.
but i must warn you it's pretty freakin' high!

#319

From: "ocg_classof2010" <ocg_classof2010@...>
Date: Tue Oct 3, 2006 8:53 pm
Subject: sax music

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hey, does anyone have the 007 james bond music for the alto sax, or
any other cool music? a link to a copy or pic of urs will work, thx!

#318

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Mon Jul 31, 2006 12:30 pm
Subject: Buy Band Instruments & Accessories Online

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#317

From: "studio_p53" <studio_p@...>
Date: Thu Jul 13, 2006 6:51 pm
Subject: Scrims bands can afford

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You can now find scrims that are more versatile than sharkstooth,
better projection surfaces, possible to hang in panels and capable of
special effects and secret entrances...and they are affordable on a
show budget, not just a capital budget.  Check out:  http://www.studio-
productions-inc.com/band_home.html

Full scenic painting is even available, as are rentals.

#316

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Tue Jun 13, 2006 2:38 pm
Subject: Re: CD's of Great German Marches

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You're very welcome. Enjoy!

Dudley


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#315

From: "William Steffens" <wsteffens@...>
Date: Tue Jun 13, 2006 1:45 pm
Subject: Re: CD's of Great German Marches

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Thank you !
(Buckeye)  Bill

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#314

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Mon Jun 12, 2006 4:11 pm
Subject: CD's of Great German Marches

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Hey Guys and Gals!

Some of the most beautiful and soul-stirring marches of all time were
written by German composers. Amazon.com is one of the world's largest
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historical significance. This site offers an excellent selection of that
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Check it out!

With best wishes,

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#312

From: roelflores2004
Date: Sun May 14, 2006 7:14 pm
Subject: BandArrangers.com

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Hello,

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Check us out on the web today ! http://www.BandArrangers.com

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#311

From: tom miller <tomassc@...>
Date: Sun Apr 9, 2006 11:48 am
Subject: Re: Re: Field Shows

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how about a theme based on swing music

--- Stephanie Lawless-Mosley <slawless02@...> wrote:

> --- In marchingbandmusic@yahoogroups.com, "bassclarinetchick_09"
> <bassclarinetchick_09@...> wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone know of any good field show themes that are fun and peppy,
> > like a tribute to something? We sort of do the same show every 3
> > years. I'm hoping to be a staff sergeant next year and I'll be dealing
> > with the music so I wanted to do something different for a change.
> > It's got to be easy enough for a superior high shcool marching band
> > though. Thanks!
>
> How about "Blood, Sweat , & Tears" - Spinning Wheel, Go Down Gamblin', You
Make Me
> So
> Very Happy, & God Bless the Child (a la Madison Scouts)
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>


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#310

From: "Stephanie Lawless-Mosley" <slawless02@...>
Date: Sun Apr 9, 2006 4:33 am
Subject: Re: Field Shows

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--- In marchingbandmusic@yahoogroups.com, "bassclarinetchick_09"
<bassclarinetchick_09@...> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of any good field show themes that are fun and peppy,
> like a tribute to something? We sort of do the same show every 3
> years. I'm hoping to be a staff sergeant next year and I'll be dealing
> with the music so I wanted to do something different for a change.
> It's got to be easy enough for a superior high shcool marching band
> though. Thanks!

How about "Blood, Sweat , & Tears" - Spinning Wheel, Go Down Gamblin', You Make
Me So
Very Happy, & God Bless the Child (a la Madison Scouts)
>

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#309

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Wed Apr 5, 2006 9:25 am
Subject: My Picture

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#308

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Tue Feb 21, 2006 4:28 pm
Subject: Re: Discount CD's of Marching Band Music

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Hey Fellas and Gals!

If anyone is in the market for CD's of marching band music, click on
"Discount CD's of Marching Band Music" at

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#307

From: Robert Morecook <rmorecook@...>
Date: Thu Jan 26, 2006 4:59 am
Subject: Today's March Video - 1967 Soviet Union

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http://swc2.hccs.edu/rmorecook/eraseme/sovietnationalanthem1967redsquare.wmv

   You guys mentioned the fellows on Lenin's tomb wearing their medals - well - I
found them in this video from our own Vietnam Days.  It's National Anthem time
in Red Square complete with [who knows???] 10,000 soldiers standing at
attention?  It must be November too for their national day celebration as they
are in overcoats - I think in May they would be more lightly dressed.  The sound
is good!  But no marching.

   2MB in wmv format.

   Enjoy!
   Bob M

Robert Morecook <rmorecook@...> wrote:


Robert Morecook <rmorecook@...> wrote:   Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 20:49:58
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#306

From: DudleyDelany@...
Date: Wed Dec 28, 2005 2:10 pm
Subject: The New Year's WebRing

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#305

From: Taariqat Muhammad <bandgeek_flute_09@...>
Date: Wed Dec 21, 2005 8:42 pm
Subject: i got a new e-mail

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#304

From: "Mon Valley Express Drum and Bugle Corps" <venturecrew975@...>
Date: Sat Dec 10, 2005 9:44 pm
Subject: Music help

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I am looking for a score or midi for Trooper Salute.  Can any one here help me?

#303

From: Heather gilbert <bassclarinetchick_09@...>
Date: Fri Dec 9, 2005 3:53 pm
Subject: Re: hi there..

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That's really cool. I want to be a music teacher. You are so lucky that you get
to teach all the little ones and bring music in to the life of more childeren.
We don't have a community band unless someone starts one and thats usually band
teachers that make those. As for the marching pieces we played Georgia On My
Mind, Hit The Road Jack, Cantena Band (drum break), and I'm A Believer for our
field show this year. If you are looking for some ideas for drill, the movie
Drumline helped me a lot because I write drill and help my director with it
during marching season, but it is concert/symphonic season right now so we are
trying to think of ideas for next year's show. Well, hope that helped and keep
on teachin' those kids cause it's bringing more musicans into the world.
   Sincerely,
     Heather

kim esguerra <kimpoting@...> wrote:
   To heather: We don't have those here in the Philippines but we have Music as a
subject during elementary to high school. It is also offered as a college degree
here. I'm already working as a Requirements Analyst in a software company here
and at the same time, I play the flute and piccolo in our community band. During
summer and weekends I teach kids on music fudamentals and eventually play their
instruments and join the band. We teach here for free. We sort of introduce the
kids to music appreciation. I am proud to say I have taught a dozen of kids and
now they are with the band. Currently, we are teaching these kids drills that we
can apply in marching band competitions. Though I hate to admit, we lack on some
marching band pieces.


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#302

From: kim esguerra <kimpoting@...>
Date: Fri Dec 9, 2005 2:56 am
Subject: hi there..

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To heather: We don't have those here in the Philippines but we have Music as a
subject during elementary to high school. It is also offered as a college degree
here. I'm already working as a Requirements Analyst in a software company here
and at the same time, I play the flute and piccolo in our community band. During
summer and weekends I teach kids on music fudamentals and eventually play their
instruments and join the band. We teach here for free. We sort of introduce the
kids to music appreciation. I am proud to say I have taught a dozen of kids and
now they are with the band. Currently, we are teaching these kids drills that we
can apply in marching band competitions. Though I hate to admit, we lack on some
marching band pieces.


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#301

From: Heather gilbert <bassclarinetchick_09@...>
Date: Thu Dec 8, 2005 3:46 pm
Subject: Re: help

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your welcome! what grade are you in anywayz? I'm a freshmen clarinet during
marching season and a bass clarinetist during concert season.

kim esguerra <kimpoting@...> wrote:    Thanks Heather for that suggestion!
Hope anyone can help me in my dilemma. Any band arrangements out there will be a
big help. If anyone can help me, it will be much appreciated.



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#300

From: kim esguerra <kimpoting@...>
Date: Thu Dec 8, 2005 3:05 am
Subject: help

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Thanks Heather for that suggestion! Hope anyone can help me in my dilemma. Any
band arrangements out there will be a big help. If anyone can help me, it will
be much appreciated.



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#299

From: Heather gilbert <bassclarinetchick_09@...>
Date: Thu Dec 8, 2005 2:29 am
Subject: Re: Hi guys!

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Eagle Rock is a good overature for the band. I've played it but I don't have an
y copies to send you. Allied Honor is also a good march. It's a difficult piece
but a good one too.

kim esguerra <kimpoting@...> wrote:  Hi guys!
   I'm kim from Philippines. I am a member of a band here in the Philippines and
I play the flute and piccolo. Just want to ask help from you guys if ever you
have band arrangements of  pop music which our band can do with some marching?
Also, we need some band arrangements which we can play on our concerts like
marches, overtures , modern pieces and even solo instrument with band
accompaniment. Can anyone help me? If you can send me copies I'll really be
grateful. Thanks


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#298

From: kim esguerra <kimpoting@...>
Date: Thu Dec 8, 2005 1:14 am
Subject: Hi guys!

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Hi guys!
   I'm kim from Philippines. I am a member of a band here in the Philippines and
I play the flute and piccolo. Just want to ask help from you guys if ever you
have band arrangements of  pop music which our band can do with some marching?
Also, we need some band arrangements which we can play on our concerts like
marches, overtures , modern pieces and even solo instrument with band
accompaniment. Can anyone help me? If you can send me copies I'll really be
grateful. Thanks


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#297

From: WILLIAM HARRISON <psiforever2000@...>
Date: Wed Dec 7, 2005 11:48 pm
Subject: Re: hello

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