Parts

• lead -- Larkin
  • main
    • main
    • main signal
    • lead variations for main part:
      • main variation 1
      • main variation 2
      • main variation 3
      • main variation 4
      • chord idea: main variation after high section
  • high
    • high
    • A low variation for the high part of the middle section. The first tenor would follow and play low, too.
    • high signal
  • middle
    • low
    • high
    • roll and descent
  • chordal
    • low
    • high
    • cascades
  • end
    • trapped
    • end signal
• First soprano -- Melanie
  • low 1
  • high 1
  • low 2
  • high 2
  • stuttered chords
  • alternate rhythm
• Second soprano -- Bill
  • main
  • broken
• First tenor -- Brenda
  • low
  • high
• Second tenor -- Diane
  • main
  • broken
• Baritone -- Cole
  • middle
• Bass -- Simon
  • low
  • high
  • walking
  • walk up
  • walk down
• Hosho -- Jim
  • tsaba tsaba

Notes

• The second soprano and second tenor have the same parts. That explains why the music samples for the second tenor are played on the soprano.
• In the chordal section, on a pre-arranged signal (lead's yell?) switch to a stuttered rhythm of the chords for 2 cycles, then go back.
• Here is an alternate rhythm for the first soprano (to be used sparingly).
• Baritone and bass should always help by walking up or walking down when changing low-to-high or high-to-low, respectively.
• TODO: entrance order.

Catlin Arrangement

• Instruments
  • lead: Larkin
  • first soprano: Melanie
  • second soprano: Bill
  • first tenor: Brenda
  • second tenor: Diane
  • baritone: Cole
  • bass: Simon
  • hosho: Jim
• Entry order
  • Cole starts on the baritone (not too fast, we hope)
  • second soprano/tenor (Bill and Diane)
  • first soprano tenor (Melanie and Brenda)
  • everyone
• Sparse Middle section
  • At the end of the High section, after the high signal, the hosho (Jim) and sopranos (Bill and Melanie) drop out, returning for the Middle section.
• In the Jungle
  • After the third Main section's signal, everyone drops the A parts of their cycles while lead quotes "In the Jungle". We do this for two cycles then move into the Chordal section.
• Chordal section
  • 2x everyone plays chords; 2x stuttered chords; 2x normal chords again. Cole will give us a signal on the baritone that the stuttered chords are coming.