Here's to the Band - Intro

[Codger]

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]

[Vakmere]

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.

[tekdiver500ft]

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!

[JakeF]

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."

[hrodbert696]

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!

[avvie]

Reminds me of this:

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


Is it World Cup season yet?

[sobie18]

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

[tom-g]

This is a good one too:

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

[Febs]

Originally Posted by hrodbert696

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!

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

[lustersilk]

best post in months

[rtslinger]

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