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| | Tower Of Power - What Is Hip? - Horns/Vocals/Rhythm |
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"What Is Hip?" is a smash hit from the ever-popular soul band "Tower of Power". Tower Of Power has been performing for nearly four decades, yet their ability to write quality compositions continues to capture the heart of music lovers everywhere. "What Is Hip?" is composed for horns, vocals, and rhythm and would be great for your next performance. The unique instrumentation provides the ideal accompaniment for voice in this great piece and is sure to become one of your favorites to perform.
Product Format: Authentic Edition
More Information |   Difficulty 3-4 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
Technical Notes: There are an additional 4 copies of a part that contains music for guitar, organ, bass and drums for small sections of the song as it was played by Bruce Conte, Chester Thompson, Rocco Prestia and David Garibaldi. The alto saxophone part is listed as an alternate for the tenor saxophone 1 part. The trombone part is listed as an alternate for the tenor saxophone 2 part. The vocals part contains two staffs, one for lead vocals and another for background vocals.
Composer(s): "Tower Of Power - What Is Hip? - Horns/Vocals/Rhythm" was composed by David Garibladi, Emilio Castillo, and Stephen Kupka.
Publisher: "Tower Of Power - What Is Hip? - Horns/Vocals/Rhythm" was published by Cherry Lane Music Company. |
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Return Policy: This product may be returned within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.
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| Parts included:
| 1 | - | Full Score | | 1 | - | E Flat Alto Saxophone | | 1 | - | 1st B Flat Tenor Saxophone | | 1 | - | 2nd B Flat Tenor Saxophone | | 1 | - | E Flat Baritone Saxophone | | 1 | - | 1st B Flat Trumpet | | 1 | - | 2nd B Flat Trumpet | | 1 | - | Trombone | | 8 | - | Rhythm Section | | 2 | - | Vocals |
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This work, based on Manx folk-songs, is founded on four of these tunes. The first, "The Good Old Way", is an old and typical air written mostly in the Dorian mode. The major portion of this tune was probably added about 1882, following on the introduction on Primative Methodism into the Isle of Man.
The second tune, which introduces the lively section of the work, is a reel - "The Manx Fiddler". Chaloner, writing in the middle of the seventeenth century, remarked that the Manx people were 'much addicted to the music of the violyne, so that there is scarce a family in the Island, but more or less can play upon it; but as they are ill composers, so are they bad players.'
The third tune, "Sweet Water In The Common", relates to the old practice of summoning a jury of twenty-four men, comprised of three men from each of the parishes in the district where the dispute took place, to decide questions connected with watercourses, boundaries, etc.
The fourth and last tune is a fine old hymn, "The Harvest Of The Sea", sung by the fishermen as a song of thanksgiving after their safe return from the fishing grounds.
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This intriguing Herbie Hancock classic is ideal for younger groups. Mark Taylor's solid treatment of "Maiden Voyage" has a versatile modal solo section that is great for first attempts at improvisation.
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