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| Posted By: | Vanish129, Wed, 20 Jun 2012 More from this user |
| Key written in: | C Major |
| How many parts: | 4 |
| Type: | Barbershop |
| Lyrics: | You'll always be in my heart, you'll always be in my heart. |
| Comments: | From the Elvis Presley musical film "Viva Las Vegas" The general view of it all is: - lead has the beginning to his post, - then m.3 has bari as the melody, - then bass picks it up for his post, - then tenor has the final say The "my" pick up on the lead is a B natural before going to a B-flat On measure 7, the tenor and lead switch. The tenor goes from C, G, E then lead goes F, C, C Be careful on measure 3 where the lead goes from the B-flat to C on "heart" as it swipes with the bari... and then tenor goes up from Eb to F, The tenor goes to F when the bari goes to the Eb on "my" |
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| Arranger: | Nico Botones | www.facebook.com/vanish129 | Year: 2012 |
| Made famous by: | unknown | Year: unknown |
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