They Didn’t Believe Me (TTB, a cappella) (arr. Cathy Stamegna) Sheet Music | Jerome D. Kern; Herbert Reynolds | 3-Part Mixed Choir
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They Didn’t Believe Me (TTB, a cappella) (arr. Cathy Stamegna) Digital Sheet Music
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They Didn’t Believe Me (TTB, a cappella) (arr. Cathy Stamegna)by Jerome D. Kern; Herbert Reynolds 3-Part Mixed Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Jerome Kerns first big hit (with Herbert Reynolds), this number from the 1914 Broadway musical, The Girl from Utah, helped change the trajectory of American love songs away from European influence (waltzes, flowery lyrics) and more toward the musical styles of the time. Its 4/4 meter shows influence of the American musical styles of the era (ragtime, fox trot) as well as a move toward American vernacular lyrics. It also became a World War I anthem, but has continued to be popular and has appeared in films and been recorded by many over the years (Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Harry Bellafonte). a.k.a. Well Never Tell Them. Performance Time: approx. 2:35.

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