Product Description
A classic Irving Berlin song first made famous by Fred Astaire.
Written for men's barbershop ensemble, the melody is primarily in the second voice, shown as Lead; dashed lines indicate where the melody moves to a different voice. The tenor and lead parts are written using the Treble 8va bassa clef, meaning their pitches are sung one octave lower than the traditional treble clef. Middle C is found on the third space of the staff.
This arrangement would also be suitable for TTBB high-school/college ensembles.
$12.99 US price includes 4 copies per purchase, suitable for quartets. For choruses, look for the same title available under choral ensembles.
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