¡¡¡READ ME!!!

Notes:

@will --> please bring the kalimba from kanada? thank yo!
@jon --> forget what I said about chekere and double bass drum
@ina --> I will send you invites with some various songs for experiment
@rolo+mark+patrick --> we will need to maybe have a perc sectional?
@Max --> electric it is!
@Mark --> I'm going to have you play the keyboard for some songs. any song that has a "keys" part is for you

Rehearsals!!!

Rehearsal #2

Sunday Dec 17th 2-5pm again at Mark's Place
ina, rolo, mark, jon, jason, will, crystal, patrick
no: max, theo
leaves early: patrick (3ish)

Rehearsal #3

Tuesday Dec 19th 8-11pm at FSE space (936 Brockhurst St. Oakland CA)
YES: ina, rolo, jon, jason, will, theo, max, Patrick
later: crystal
no: mark
bonus!!!: jordan glenn

¡SHOW! Thursday Dec 21st At the Uptown

Load in and Sound Check at 6PM

Date: Thursday Dec 21st 2017
Location: The Uptown

First Act: ~8:30 (approx 30-45 min set)
Bandname = Molly Bolten
WebURL = http://www.mollybolten.com/

Second Act:~9:30 (approx 30-45 min set)
Bandname = The Rabbit Hole Orchestra
WebURL= http://forgottenkingdomsband.com

Third Act: ~10:30 (approx 60 min set)
Bandname = DennyDennyBreakfast
WebURL= http://dennydennybreakfast.com

Instrumentation

Robert Woods-LaDue = vocals and percussion
Ina Woods = vocals
Theo Padouvas = trumpet
Jason Gillenwater = tenor sax
Will Northlich-Redmond = guitar + kaimba
Max Judelson = bass
Crystal Pascucci = cello
Mark Clifford = percussion + keyboard
Patrick Roth = chekere
Robert Lopez = chekere and conga
Jon Arkin = drumset

setlist

corrective tissue
sweet home chrome rose
toms wart --> patrick fire
love beyond death ---> hidden ghoul
sapience
market 04

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charts

Corrective Tissue

synth bounce
NEW demo
drum playthrough video

1. bass
2. bob
3. cello
4. drums
5. guit
6. guit-guitar-tab-tab
7. ina
8. keys
9. perc
10. sax
11. trmpt

Notes: This is basically like a death metal format song.
@Jon this may be a little bit outside of your wheel house and there are some ways we could simplify the beats if they are problematic.
@Rolo+Patrick = this is a bit of a freebie with percussion. You can follow the perc part or even follow the drumset part. Instrumentation is up to you.

sweet home chrome rose

bandcamp
synth bounce

1. bass
2. cello
3. ¡¡¡¡cello NEW!!!
4. guit
5. vox
6. perc
7. sax
8. trmpt
9. sax-vox
10. trmpt-v0x

some notes on the song:
tempo is steadily increasing throughout the song from 80 --> 160 then jumps back to 80 as double time by the end. I have every 10 bpms marked in the music where it should be, we don't have to get this exactly but it's a good reference. It is also worth noting that these markers of 10bpm of change occur exactly at the time of the chord changes. So when the chords change you should be at an even numbered bpm and continue to steadily increase.
There is not really any easy way to notate this, but because of the way I did this, some of you have different lengths of music, thusly, bar numbers will not align between the parts.
Will, Max, Crystal, = for this song you guys are the anchor. This is an incredible challenge in concentration and steadfastness, but hopefully it is made easier by knowing that you are doing it together. This part is challenging but you are all playing together.
Mark Patrick and Robert = Y'all are on the chekere team. there are only 4 measures of music for y'all for this song but there are some specific ways to improv that I will need to show you.
Ina - I loaded this onto smule so that we can practice singing this together. If this method is helpful, I can do this for the rest of the songs on this set pretty easy
Crystal - let me know if any of this is problematic for the cello. (take a quick look at the fast stuff, around 160 bpm )
Jon = There is no drum set part for this as you are free to improvise for the duration of the song. I would like you to follow the vocal part and support the vocal melody with your improvisations.
Theo and Jason = You guys have to improvise in a very specific way for this song. You are for a large chunk of it just outlining chords freely. But the parts where the horns enter and have notated parts are going to but clutch to keeping everything together. This music is just strange to read I'm sure but I tried to group the endless stream of whole notes by bars of eight. All of this is just to show you where in the song the chord is changing

Tom's Wort

live recording

1. bass
2. cello
3. guit
4. drums
5. perc
6. sax
7. trmpt
8. keys

notes:
@ina = we will join the percussionists on this

--->Segue to the next song ----->

The Patrick Fire

(unreleased) recording

1. perc + drumset
2. bass
3. cello
4. sax
5. trmpt
6. vox

notes::
@ina = you can sing this by yourself? @will = you will join the percussion.

Love beyond death part 07

rehearsal recording

1. bass + cello
2. keys + glockenspiel and guitar
3. sax
4. trmpt
5. vox

notes::
This song is a lot easier to explain than it is to notate. Check the recording. @patrick + jon there is no drumset nor percussion part, but I would like you to play freely and follow the texture. @rolo --> this one I would like you to play glockenspiel

--->Segue to the next song ----->

Hidden Ghoul

bandcamp

1. bass
2. sax
3. trmpt
4. cello
5. chek-hi
6. chek-lo
7. kata-normal
8. kata-special

notes::
@ina no vox I will have a perc thing for you @will this is your kalimba boy @jon, I need you to play "kata-special" part on this song.

Sapience

(unreleased) recording

1. bass
2. sax
3. trmpt
4. perc1
5. drums
6. cello
7. guit
8. guit-tab
9. chek
10. vox
11. keys

Market 04

bandcamp

1. perc1
2. perc2
3. drums
4. bass
5. keys
6. cello
7. sax
8. trmpt
9. vox
10. guit
11. guit-tab

notes::
@percussion @will = This puppy has an alternate tuning but I think it's easy to read with the tab. Tuning is low E --> C and A --> G

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