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Arrangement List
- 2000 Light Years Away
- 1.1
| Revision Information |
| Title | 2000 Light Years Away |
| Artist | Green Day |
| Arranger |
DaveUCD2000 |
| Revision | 1.1 |
| Date | Sun, Mar 31, 2002 |
| Status | Complete |
| Files
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Date Uploaded |
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Description | |
| 2000LYA.mid |
37k |
Sun, Mar 31, 2002 |
382 |
MIDI Sequence |
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| 2000lya_score.pdf |
92k |
Sun, Mar 31, 2002 |
210 |
Score |
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| Remarks |
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I made some revisions to the first files I put out. Such changes include changing the alto sax part by transposing it an octave higher. I realized that sometimes MIDIs dont give the accurate tone of some instruments which include Saxophone instruments. Let me know if there is any other part that sux because it's not at the right range. |
| Revision Comments |
| Posted by
Mazer
Mon, Apr 1, 2002 |
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I believe you may also want to do the same with the Tenor and Bari Sax parts, and definitely want to do that with the Baritone BC part. The way I think of it this way:
Baritone BC has exactly the same range as Trombone.
Baritone TC has exactly the same range as Trumpet.
This includes areas in the range that are a little harder to play or for most people to sound solid
All the saxes have the same written range (Bb below middle C to F which sits on three lines above the staff), and the range happens to be very close to the same as a trombone's range if you simply changed the clef to bass clef (and made it the appropriate key).
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| Posted by
DaveUCD2000
Mon, Apr 1, 2002 |
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Is the tenor sax part really too low? So if I just transpose it an octave higher will that be still at a comfortable range?
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| Posted by
dvsing
Mon, Apr 1, 2002 |
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As far as transposing the tenor part, I wouldn't take the whole thing up an octave-- what I would do is take the lower split of the tenor part up an octave (inverting the part up one inversion). That would put it in more of a sweet-spot for the horn.
Also, I'd reccomend that you give the saxes something else besides background stuff -- they like having the melody or a countermelody or something... (just more arranging psychology from me again)
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