Notes

• part 1
• part 2

• Parts
  • lead: Bill
  • first soprano: Larkin
  • second soprano: Diane
  • first tenor: Cole
  • second tenor: Dave
  • baritone: Joy
  • bass: Johnny
  • hosho: Jim
• Entrance:
  • first tenor, 2x
  • bass, 2x
  • baritone, 2x
  • singing, 2x
• singing stops, everyone in, 4x
• broken chords
• lead improvises; two tenors respond to descending line copying the style (single sticking, rolling, chords)
• There are two stacking sequences. They are signaled by the lead playing the descending line twice in a row, not giving the tenors a chance to respond on their own. Stacking arrangement: lead; lead and tenors; lead, tenors, and baritone; lead, tenors, baritone, and bass. On this last part of this stacking, when the bass comes in, everyone leaves out a beat at the approriate time.
• After the second stacking, the lead plays regular broken chords for 2x, then everyone plays non-broken chords for 2x.
• The 4x of chords just played signals the missing first beat section of the tune. During the missing first beat, the first tenor, baritone, and bass play a part.
• The signal to leave the first-beat-section is when the lead plays regular chords without the first beat for 2x. Then everyone goes back to normal (??? does this mean broken chords or regular chords)
• After spiders, the lead rolls on high G for 2x, ending the piece with a high C.