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#168247 - 07/25/08 03:39 AM
So you think you can program a show?
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Registered: 12/29/05
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Think you can come up with an entertaining show? Well, here's a chance to prove it... I'm starting to look ahead to the winter season and need to come up with a show for the school I instruct. I've got a couple possibilities in mind, but I'm not committed to anything yet. If you can come up with something I like, we may just play it. I might even list your name under our staff in the show programs. (I'll probably give you a sarcastic job title, though.)  So here are the details: - Likely instrumentation: 3-4 snares, 2 tenors, 5 basses, synth, bass guitar, 2 marimbas (3.5 & 4 octave), 1 vibe, 1 xylo, 1 glock, and an auxiliary player. As of now, we don't have any amplification equipment other than the synth and bass guitar amps.
- It's a very inexperienced group. There are some players with potential, but the school is new to the competitive scene.
- We'll compete in our local winter circuit's standstill division. Since it's a standstill performance, there's no visual caption, but there is a GE/Artistry caption based on WGI-style sheets. Movement and props can be used for effect. (The way some corps break from rehearsal arcs to perform body movement in the lot would fit right in.)
- We're not flat broke, but we're far from rich. Since we need to travel pretty far to get to competitions, most of our budget's probably going into the gas tank. Bonus points for music that's in the public domain, or at least able to be licensed for a reasonable fee. Thousand-dollar pre-written shows like you'd get from msconcepts.com are out of the question.
So that's your mission, should you choose to accept it. If you were in my shoes, what music might you choose?
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#168379 - 07/28/08 08:38 PM
Re: So you think you can program a show?
[Re: SkyDog]
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Registered: 07/28/08
Loc: Bay Area, CA
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hey, my friend sent me a link to this cause im always making litte WGI like percussion songs. this is somthing im totally interested in. im leavnig for china in about an hour and a half 2 hours (8:00 7/28) if you can get your email to me before that, i can send you some stuff and if you like it, then i'll try and help you out. if you dont get this in time. check out http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=331841872and look for the song called "supHARepic" its not my best one... but its the only one i have uploaded on that website. if you can email in the time before i leave my email is sfsportsfan15@yahoo.com hope to hear from you!
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#168382 - 07/28/08 09:47 PM
Re: So you think you can program a show?
[Re: xKrazyKwickChopz]
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Registered: 12/29/05
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Are asking for people to like write a show or for people to help you find some really cheap music yall could play? I'm just looking for possible show ideas. I've got a few in my head, but figured I'd ask around in case someone comes up with something that makes me think, "I'd wanna play THAT!" I can do the arranging, so I'm really not looking to buy someone else's arrangements. I'm not completely against using pre-fab stuff if written well, but I prefer original arrangements because I'll know nobody else is going to be playing it. As for being cheap... Even if I do the arranging, that doesn't necessarily mean the music is free. Unless it's an original composition or in the public domain, there are still licensing fees to worry about. Licensing for the music doesn't have to be dirt cheap, but can't be prohibitively expensive. hey, my friend sent me a link to this cause im always making litte WGI like percussion songs. this is somthing im totally interested in... Thanks! I sent you an email message and I'll check out your stuff.
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#168395 - 07/29/08 02:17 PM
Re: So you think you can program a show?
[Re: SkyDog]
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Registered: 06/19/08
Loc: Connecticut
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yo just a thought for a theme
Houdini...(sp?)
might be difficult to design but in the end i think it would be cool to watch
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#168398 - 07/29/08 04:11 PM
Re: So you think you can program a show?
[Re: SkyDog]
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Registered: 01/03/08
Loc: Odenville, Alabama USA
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my band director said his first show as a director was Phantom of the Opera. he said they made someone like...disappear. no idea how they did it but..figured u could use something of this effect
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Sophmore '08 - '09 Tenors Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl
Freshman '07 - '08 Bass 4 (bottom) The Sound of Patriotism
8th Grade '06 - '07 Cymbals Earth Wind & Fire
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