Here's to the Band - Intro
 

This was handed to me by a trumpet player about twenty-five years ago. I figure it must have been rattling around some music school somewhere but I've never seen it anywhere. It made me laugh though...

[Here's To The Band - Intro.pdf]

Jibberish. 7 flats? Somebody had some time on their hands to pull this prank. I do like the zzzzzzzz at the final bar. I take it as a (rest)? You should make a poster out of it and hang it in your room.

That's hilarious! You really have to read it carefully to get all the humor in there, but it's great. 18 flats and a sharp, 128th notes, "allegro and moderato," "rediculouso," etc... Thanks for sharing!

That is good. I had never seen that one before. Gonna make a copy to annoy my friends with.

If you dig that sort of humor be sure and check out "John Stump's Death Waltz."

Coolies! I'm trying to decide if my favorite section is the sudden shift to bass clef right before part E or the 174 measures of rest "apassionatto" at F. Brilliant!

Reminds me of this:

http://danielmaier.posterous.com/so-...-along-at-home


Is it World Cup season yet?

Looks like a Dream Theater chart of sorts....

This is a good one too:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOW2JpPi6Wc

I love the fact that there is a single 128th note on the 175th measure and then the section repeats.

best post in months

Ha ha ha that was good! I recorded with the original writers of this song not long ago I am going to send them a copy they will get a kick out of it! RTS