At the Trocadero
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SKU: A0.481436
By Doug Talley, John Armato, Lisa Henry, and Wayne Hawkins. By Lyrics by John Armato (ASCAP) and Music by Wayne Hawkins (ASCAP). Arranged by Paul Roberts. Jazz. Score and parts. 51 pages. Published by John Armato Enterprises (A0.481436).“At the Trocadero” is an original ballad by John Armato and Wayne Hawkins that tells the story of the now-forgotten Trocadero Club in Kansas City. The form includes call-and-response between the vocalist and the tenor sax, which also functions as a character in the song itself. As a result, the tune offers a fresh diversion from standard-form ballads and allows the musicians plenty of room to express themselves. All music is provided in two keys (the original key of Gb plus the more “friendly” key of F), including: (1) Complete score, (2) Individual parts for piano, bass, guitar, drums, tenor sax, and vocal for full ensembles, (3) Lead sheets in Bb, Eb, and Ab for flexible instrumentation and less structured performance settings, (4) MP3 of the full album performance (Gb only), featuring Lisa Henry on vocals and Doug Talley on tenor, (4) "Backstory" document.
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