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Hang in There, but Hang Loose
Two-Part Three-Part
This is a great novelty piece. “Hang in there” was part of the jargon of the early 70s. The term inferred “Quit complaining, hang in there.” But if you were really cool, you would “hang loose,” This setting uses a musical ploy of the era: the non-sensical backup syllables that were part of the 70s rock ‘n roll and soft-rock scene. The students will enjoy experiencing stepping back into that era even if they don’t know exactly what it was all about. The piece employs a brisk tempo, and enough syncopation to keep it from sounding like country music. Enjoy it!
Access the three-part variable voicing chart to see the different voicings available for this piece
Words and Music by Don L. Collins
Arranged by DLC
Three–part Variable Voicing with Piano
CP Catalog #L117323
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