Stardust
Extended Ending (aka "Dreaming of a Song")
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| Date Posted: | Thu, 7 Nov 2024 |
| Posted By: | pdpaddoc | More from this user |
| Key written in: | G Major |
| How many parts: | 4 |
| Type: | Other mixed |
| Lyrics: | Sometimes I wonder why I spend the lonely nights dreaming of a song, of a song, of a song |
| Comments: | Based on this beloved tune from the Great American Songbook. Meant to be a nice gradual-mountain build-up and fade-out tag with climax on the first 'song' and classic chromatics going down to G in the 2nd line. Was originally in E but bumped it up for more range-universalness. Tenors have hanger and melody, which is an off-melody melody, really. Starts the main verse, then concludes in a manner similar to 'Mamselle' or 'Ebb Tide'. Choose your own tempo |
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Attributions
Arranger
Paul Paddock
Year: 2018
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unknown
Made famous by
Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parrish, George Shearing, Mel Thorme, Nat King Cole
Year: 1927
Learning tracks sung by
trombones
