Another highly popular chart of Tracy’s, In the Groove of Things is a progressive, upbeat, and flashy tune that takes steel pan into uncharted territory.
Featuring every section of the steel band, In the Groove of Things has (as the title suggests) a deep, rockin’ groove with most of the song built on flashy riffs in the C blues scale. The lead parts go from sweet and groovy to downright rocking and challenging. Each section of the band has a featured voice and there is a lot of space to fit in your own choreography if your band likes to incorperate visual flair. Your kids will love this chart!
This little lullaby was written for my 4-year-old niece at the time she was about to have heart surgery. It’s just a simple and pretty melody that came to me with her in mind. I had her come in the studio and sing the La La La’s when she was all better (take after take…my little diva). I really love the tune as it’s such a departure from most of the highly energetic music that I had written and arranged up to that point.
In the Groove of Things
$35.00
Another highly popular chart of Tracy’s, In the Groove of Things is a progressive, upbeat, and flashy tune that takes steel pan into uncharted territory.
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Featuring every section of the steel band, In the Groove of Things has (as the title suggests) a deep, rockin’ groove with most of the song built on flashy riffs in the C blues scale. The lead parts go from sweet and groovy to downright rocking and challenging. Each section of the band has a featured voice and there is a lot of space to fit in your own choreography if your band likes to incorperate visual flair. Your kids will love this chart!
Composer: Tracy Thornton
Genre: Rock
Difficulty: Intermediate
Instrumentation: T, DT, DS, C, B
Ranges: Tenor: C4 – C6 Double Tenor: Bb3 – G5
Double Seconds: F#3 – A4 Cello: C3 – Gb4
Bass: Bb1 – C3
Time: 5:20
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