Preview: Gone, Gone, Gone
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SKU: A0.796804
By Phillip Phillips. By Derek Fuhrmann, Gregg Wattenberg, and Todd Clark. Arranged by Eric Hagmann. A Cappella,Rock. Octavo. 15 pages. Eric Hagmann #3577799. Published by Eric Hagmann (A0.796804).An SSATTB + male solo or male/female duet contemporary a cappella arrangement of "Gone, Gone, Gone" by Phillip Phillips. This arrangement, pitched in F major, is a half-step lower than the original recording making it more accessible for your tenor voices. The bass part includes optional notes for when the range might extend too low. The background voices provide two types of layers in this arrangement: one that provides the driving, rhythmic backing similar to a guitar and one that provides an extra blanket of harmony to fill out the sound of your ensemble. Upbeat and fun, this tune is the perfect piece to include in your set for your high school or college group!
Ranges:
Solo = F3 - G4
Soprano = A3 - D5
Alto = A3 - Bb4
Tenor 1 = F3 - D4
Tenor 2 =C3 - D4
Bass: (opt. C2) F2 - F3
Performance time = approx. 3:30
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