Life Could be a Dream (Sh Boom) by The Chords
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
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Here is a TTBB version of Life Could be a Dream with a sax solo. Enjoy and please send any performances you do of it!
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I love the mix between the Chords’ version and the Crew Cuts.’ Masterful rendition!
Thanks man, I had to learn the Sax solo and I couldn't find it anywhere else. You're a life saver
No problem! I'd love to hear a recording of you playing it.
The sax solo shown here is in concert pitch, however. Don't use this one to learn from.
Use this one to learn the sax part. You can only access the video from this link.
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@@EwanGamingnintendoclubcouk Yeah, Im playing it on a c melodica, I'm also listening to the recording. I think you missed some quadruplets where you put swung eighths, but the notes are correct.
using this for a performance for my acapella group. thanks!
No problem, I’d love to hear a recording.
Exactly what I was looking for
I’m gonna ask my choir master if we can do this next term
Hope I won’t get in trouble for texting him on a Saturday afternoon for no apparent reason 😅
This Is serious gourmet shit
Thanks man that's Perfect for me
Hey mate I saw you posted in Reddit a problem you had with the MENCS18 mod. You wrote that they were like slower everywhere. I have the same problem. Do you know how to fix it?
No I never found out!
Is an amazing song, but I have a poblem with the score, is unavailable in my country 😢
Could you do the different parts soloed bc most of my group cant read sheet music
@@parker1251 im only 10 i dont know how
If you’re only ten do you have a group member who can actually sing the lowest part?
@@charliehill6843I’m 12. When I was 10 I could sing around a g2
They could also do it up an octave
@@thegoldlightning Nice man 👍 I had to wait til like 8th grade for a G2. The lowest note in this arrangement though, D2 is still usually quite the challenge even for most college basses. And they are at the age where pushing it up a full octave could easily make the other parts too high. If they do this they will probably have to transpose it just enough to where the bass can sing the lowest notes comfortably.