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From: davimerc
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  • I'm playing this right now in my marching band show. You should check the key signature, I know I play Bb at the beginning notes, and every other note we play is off, it may just be the transposing. Also I have parts in between that match up much better. Also I would check your grip. Not trying to sound like a jerk, but my band is quite good, and our percussion is well put together, and I have spent 10 hrs a week for that last few months playing this. 

  • where do you get your sheet music

  • @nuty35 This is the orchestra percussion bell part.

  • @davimerc ya but website did you get your music

  • @nuty35 No website, this is a original orchestra part. If you can find it in the internet I don't know where to look.

  • It's cool that you love what you do

  • :) Thank you... very nice.

  • hi i just started percussion at my middle school and i was wondering if u could tell me how to play a natural on the bells

  • Hey, I have to play this for youth orchestra. My part doesnot completley match up with yours. I am sure of it. My part is chimes, bells and vibes. Im wondering, does the time signature ever change from cut time (besides at the beggining)? Im really confused because there are strange parts on the second page, however I am lining up with the major parts. Please help.

  • I have the same part the only thing I'm doing is playing the glock part. The time signature changes in some sections, but not to cut time only to 2/4. The beginning is all 4/4.

  • nice job man :) i'm gonna start practice this song on timpani now..

  • Thank you and good luck...

  • Thank you very much.

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