Salty Dog
Two Parts Three Parts
The text and voicing of Salty Dog is particularly suited for all-boys groups. A “salty dog” is the seaman’s “slanguage” for a “crusty ole sailor.” In the two-part voicing, Part I is written to fit Boy Treble and/or Cambiata I (A-a, above and below middle C). Part II is written to fit the early adolescent Baritone (D-d, above and below middle C). In the three-part voicing, Part I is for Cambiata I;Part II for Cambiata II; and Part III for early adolescent Baritone.
Again, all-boys choirs are not the only voicings for which this sork is suitable. Check the two-part or the three-part variable voicing charts to see the other possible voicings..
American Sea Shanty
Arranged by Bob Siltman
Piano Score by Gene Currie
Two-part Variable Voicing with Piano (CP Catalog #T100304)
Three-part Variable Voicing with Piano (CP Catalog #U986103)
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