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  • London is the Place for Me

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    Another piece from our Monarchs of Calypso series and written by the infamous Lord Kitchner, London is the Place for Me is one of the classic calypsos that is sure to please.  This is a moderate tempo, intermediate level piece.

    Ranges:

    Tenor: F4 – G5
    Double Tenor: G3 – F5
    Double Seconds: E3 – G4
    Guitars: Eb3 – F4
    Six Bass: Bb1 – D3

    Skill Level: Intermediate

  • Jean and Dinah

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    Originally written as a jingle for a department store, Mighty Sparrow’s Jean and Dinah is a nice, easy laid back calypso perfect for beginning to intermediate bands.

    Ranges:
    Tenor: C4 – A5
    Double Tenor: C4 – F5
    Double Seconds: Bb3 – C5
    Guitars: C3 – C4
    Six Bass: Bb1 – Db3

    Skill Level: Beginner

  • Boo Boo Man

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    Boo Boo Man is a classic Lord Melody tune. This is a simple arrangement great for beginners!

    Ranges:
    Tenor: D4 – Bb5
    Double Tenor: A3 – F5
    Double Seconds: F3 – D5
    Guitars: C3 – G4
    Six Bass: C2 – Bb2

    Skill Level: Beginner

  • Miss Tourist

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    Another Kitchner classic! Miss tourist is a moderate tempo calypso with a great Kitchner melody line that the tenors trade with the seconds and the cellos. Perfect for beginner to intermediate bands.

    Ranges:
    Tenor: C4 – A5
    Double Tenor: G3 – G5
    Double Seconds: G3 – Bb4
    Guitars: C3 – F4
    Six Bass: Bb1 – D3

    Skill Level: Intermediate

  • Her Majesty

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    Written by Calypso Rose, Her Majesty is a lively and fun up tempo tune by the queen herself!

    Ranges:
    Tenor: D4 – B5
    Double Tenor: F#3 – A5
    Double Seconds: D3 – G5
    Guitars: C#3 – A4
    Six Bass: B1 – D3

    Skill Level: Intermediate

  • Jingle Bells (In 7)

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    The holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way.