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Things Ain't What They Used To Be, by Dan Keberle
Things Ain't What They Used To Be,<em> by Dan Keberle</em>
 
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Difficulty Level: III


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Product Code: VJ657

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The great blues written by Mercer Ellington arranged for jazz choir in mostly 2-part writing. The chart features two great a cappella choruses for choir in which the men sing the walking bass while the ladies sing a hip melodic line. SATB with rhythm section.

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