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All right everyone. We're going to to be doing an arrangement of Oh Danny Boy.
So basically, it starts with vocals acapella.
Then, I'm going to fold the band in with a 12-8 gospel feel.
Then we have a little flat-6,
flat-7-1 vamp at the end.
So I'll tell you the chords, don't worry.
So can I have a B-flat please.
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All right.
I'll start with tenor part.
Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
The summer's gone and all the flowers dying.
'Tis you 'tis you must go and I must bide.
All right. You got that?
Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
From glen to glen and down the mountain side.
The summer's-
So we, ti, la, re, do.
You have what we call a suspension.
Oh Danny boy.
All right.
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You have the melody.
Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
From glen to glen and down the mountain side.
The summer's gone and all the flowers dying.
'Tis you 'tis you must go and I must bide.
All right.
Oh Danny boy.
Do you notice anything about your starting note?
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Good. Everyone starts on what sol-fa syllable?
Ti.
Yeah, trust yourself.
Trust you say it.
Ti.
Ti, good.
[MUSIC] Ti, ti, la, ti, so.
All right.
Oh Danny Boy, one, two,
ready and sing
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Try that sing with me. Can I have an A.
[MUSIC] [LAUGHTER]
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All right,
all three parts one, two,
ready and sing.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy.
Good. So you just have to make sure.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy.
I'll sing with you one, two,
ready and sing
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
[MUSIC] From glen to glen and down the mountain side.
Good. Back to harmony.
[MUSIC] The summer's gone and all the flowers dying.
Good. Let's just sing through the alto part because you're
getting lost once the other two come in and that's fine.
But that's one of the beauties of singing one on the part,
it forces you to really be accountable to your note.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy,
So sing out with me.
One, two, ready and sing.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
Good.
So I'm just going to solfege it for you.
So you can have that context,
[MUSIC] Ti, la, ti, re, do.
[MUSIC] Ti, do, mi, mi, do, la, la.
Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are ca-
So sing out and sing with me.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
Beautiful. Let's have all three parts one, two,
ready, and sing.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are-
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.
So I'm going to move on a little bit and we can work on that a little later.
[MUSIC] But come ye back when summer's in the meadow.
[MUSIC] Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow.
And I'll be-
Here in sunshine or in shadow
All right. So the queue is.
[MUSIC] 'Tis you 'tis you must go and I must bide.
Then rhythm section, I want a nice flat D7 chord. Let me hear it.
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Yeah, so.
[MUSIC] 'Tis you 'tis you must go and I must bide.
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Then you can raise your sharp.
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But come ye-
[MUSIC] G-minor, E-flat, F-seven, E-flat, E, E-flat, E, F.
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Good. So let's look at the chart.
So.
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All right, try that.
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Good. All right, let me hear those chords.
So A minor 7 flat 5,
The A C E flat G.
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Good.
Then D7, D F-sharp A C.
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Good.
Now, if you can put the sharp nine which would be E-sharp or a F natural on top.
Top, [MUSIC].
F natural, [MUSIC].
Yep.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Rhythm again
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Good. So Anthony-
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You don't have to give me that staccato.
You don't have to sit on
all those eighth notes
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Let me just hear Anthony.
[MUSIC] But come ye-
[MUSIC] But come ye back.
So start writing on the G-minor.
[MUSIC] But come ye-
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Yeah.
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Yes.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
[inaudible] , you guys have parts for that, right?
Yes, but-
Yeah.
But come ye back.
But come-
But come ye back.
Let me hear, but come ye back, and-
But come ye back.
Good.
So make sure you get all the way up there.
But come ye back.
All right, any questions?
All right. So I'm going to give you one, two,
three, four, D-seven.
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That's where you go.
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Let me start- [OVERLAPPING]
Okay. So give an extra bar for the G-seven.
That's what we did.
So.
I think this is the G-seven.
Oh, no. Yeah. Sorry I forgot.
The first bar is your G-seven.
Okay.
All right. One, two, three, four.
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All right.
But come ye back.
Let me just hear,
but come ye back, and-
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Let me her but-
[MUSIC] But.
Can I have a D-natural?
[MUSIC] But.
Good.
But come ye.
[MUSIC] But come ye back.
Good. Good.
Just keep it a little lifted. It's getting there.
[MUSIC] But come ye back.
All right. One more time.
Sing.
[MUSIC] But come ye back-
Yeah, that's it.
[MUSIC] -when summer's in the meadow.
[MUSIC] Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow.
So you're not looking at your chart are you?
No.
All right. So rhythm G-minor, E-flat, F.
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Then, F.
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Good.
So that part and I'll be F-seven,
and that F-seven one is two bars,
and I'll be B-flat, D, E-flat.
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Then, you have two minor seven C-minor.
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F-seven down to three minors seven.
Going to 5702.
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Good.
C-minor.
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Good.
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We're going to vamp it by doing.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy I love you so.
Good. So what happens then we tag that.
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[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy oh Danny boy I love you.
G-flat major-seven,
A-flat major-seven, B-flat major-seven.
So we change the groove.
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[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy I love you so.
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[MUSIC] Love you so.
Yeah. Vamp that.
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Yeah.
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Sorry.
The [inaudible] .
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I like the little [inaudible] .
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Then, you can harmonize it
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Okay.
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I just want to get that chorus down.
Then I think we'll be done for today.
Can I have an
F. [MUSIC]
D. [MUSIC]
A. [MUSIC]
All right.
[MUSIC] But come ye back.
So we're on the D-seven.
One, two, three, four.
[MUSIC] But come ye back when summer's in the meadow.
[MUSIC] Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow.
[MUSIC] And I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy oh Danny boy I love you so.
Yeah. Yeah.
[MUSIC] Oh Danny boy oh Danny boy I love you-
One, two, three.
[MUSIC] -so. Love you so.
Yeah. That's it.
[MUSIC] Love you so.
All right.
All right, I think that's a good place to stop for today.
See everyone next week.
Bye.
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