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Words by EDWARD HEYMAN

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Music by VICTOR YOUNG

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INSTRUMENTATION

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Conductor Low Key (female) G 1st Trombone

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Conductor High Key (male) E b 2nd Trombone
Vocal Solo 3rd Trombone
Solo Bb Tenor Saxophone (Substitute for Vocal)

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VOCAL
Bass Trombone
1st E b Alto Saxophone

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Guitar Chords

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Guitar
1st Bb Tenor Saxophone Piano
2nd Bb Tenor Saxophone
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Bass
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SERIES
Drums
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2nd Bb Trumpet
3rd Bb Trumpet
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NOTES TO THE CONDUCTOR

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This lovely song, by Edward Heyman and Victor Young, is arranged to feature a vocal soloist. I have arranged this chart in

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two keys for flexibility for the vocalist.

There are sections within this arrangement where the eighth notes are played with a swing feel and sections where the

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eighths are played evenly. As in any vocal arrangement with jazz ensemble, it is imperative that the vocal soloist is never
overpowered. However, measures 39–54 are the time for the ensemble to play full and showcase the big band sound. Keep
it smooth, lyrical and phrase together. By phrasing I refer to attacks, releases, breathing and playing as a unit. Direct the

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band to lay back on the triplets at measure 39, but don’t drag too far back.

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At measure 47, the lead trombone has a four-measure solo followed by a section soli. The lead player can interpret
somewhat during the solo but should always play the soli the same way, as all lead players must do.
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Enjoy!
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and arranging since 1965. He has

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co-arranger on the platinum CD In

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Dave has contributed arrangements

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to the orchestras of Ray Anthony,

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Lawrence Welk, and Les Brown, to

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