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Music byANDY BECK
Rockin’ (q = ca. 152-160)
1. JUKEBOX TIME MACHINE
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Words byANDY BECK and BRIAN FISHER
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juke box-
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��nev er- seen. Then the juke box- time ma chine- will
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R hand at mouth “calling”
it out loud and strong!
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STUDENT 1: Wow! Did I hear that right?
STUDENT 2: What do you mean?
STUDENT 1: This is a jukebox AND a time machine?
STUDENT 3: That’s right!
STUDENT 4: So, it plays hit songs AND takes us to a different time?
STUDENT 3: You bet! But it’s the other way around.
STUDENT 5: First, we travel to another decade, like ... the 60s or the 80s.
STUDENT 2: Whoa, my dad was born in the 80s!
STUDENT 5: Then we get to hear an awesome song from back then.
STUDENT 4: Cool! Can we sing and dance along?
STUDENT 5: Of course! That’s the best part.
STUDENT 1: I’m ready!
STUDENT 2: Me, too!
STUDENT 3: It only takes a quarter to get started.
STUDENT 5: I’ve got one.
STUDENT 4: So let’s go!
(Student 5 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
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TIME MACHINE MUSIC
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STUDENT 3: I think it worked.
STUDENT 2: Are we there?
STUDENT 5: I think we’re there.
STUDENT 4: Um … guys … where is “there”?
STUDENT 1: Yeah, what decade is this anyway?
ROXIE: (entering)Welcome to the 1940s, kids!
STUDENTS: Who are you?
ROXIE: I’m Roxie, the time machine tour guide. I’m here to lead you on yourjourney!
STUDENTS: (ad lib)Whoa! That’s cool! Nice to meet you!
STUDENT 2: So what happens next?
ROXIE: Well, next we’ll be-bop to a popular song from the 40s.
STUDENT 4: What kinda songs are from the 40s?
ROXIE: Hold your horses, eager beaver. No need to flip your wig.
STUDENTS: Huh?
STUDENT 5: What does that mean?
ROXIE: Oh, that’s just 40s talk. It means “please don’t rush me.”
STUDENT 3: So who picks the song?
STUDENT 1: And how do we make it play?
ROXIE: I’ll pick the song. And I’ll make it play. Like this!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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2. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!
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Arranged by GREG GILPIN
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STUDENT 6: That was a blast!
STUDENT 7: I know, right?
STUDENT 8: That song was so fun.
STUDENT 9: The 40s musta been fantastic!
STUDENT 6: But I have a question.What’s a “nickelodeon”?
STUDENT 7: Aw, that’s just another name for a jukebox.
STUDENT 6: Like this one?
STUDENT 7: Kinda. Except it made music with a needle on a vinyl disc.
STUDENT 8: (joking) And it definitely didn’t travel through time.
(Students laugh.)
STUDENT 9: Are we ready for another? I’ve got a quarter.
STUDENTS: (ad lib)Yeah. I’m ready. I can’t wait!
STUDENT 8: I wonder where it will take us?
(Student 9 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
STUDENT 9: Where are we?
ROXIE: (entering) It’s the 1960s, kids!
STUDENTS: Roxie!
STUDENT 6: You haven’t aged a bit.
ROXIE: I know. It’s time machine magic. Outta sight, isn’t it?
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STUDENT 7: (confused) Um, no. I can see you just fine.
ROXIE: I mean, far out.
STUDENT 8: (confused) Huh?You’re right here.
ROXIE: No, I mean, can you dig it?
STUDENT 9: (confused) Like a ditch?
ROXIE: (chuckles) Aw, never mind. Let’s get to the music.
STUDENT 6: Yeah, what was popular in the 60s?
ROXIE: Well, one of the most groundbreaking events was when a new band fromEngland performed on the Ed Sullivan Show.
STUDENT 7: Wait a second. That sounds familiar.
STUDENT 8: I think we heard about this in music class.
ROXIE: Introducing … The Beatles!
STUDENTS: The Beatles!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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Arranged byANDY BECK
© 1963 (Renewed) NORTHERN SONGS, LTD (PRS)All Rights in the United States of America, its territories and possessions and Canada Assigned to and Controlled by
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3. SHE LOVES YOUWords and Music by
JOHN LENNON and PAUL McCARTNEY
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PART II
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you, yeah, yeah, yeah. She loves
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STUDENT 10: No doubt about it, the Beatles really rocked!
STUDENT 11: Yeah, that was great!
STUDENT 12: I wonder where we’re going next?
STUDENT 10: Who’s got a quarter?
STUDENT 11: I do!
STUDENT 12: Well, hurry up and put it in the jukebox.
STUDENT 11: And away we go.
(Student 11 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
ROXIE: Guess who’s back?
STUDENT 10: Hi, Roxie.
STUDENT 12: So where are we now?
ROXIE: We’re in the 1970s, gang. The era of disco balls and platform shoes.
STUDENT 11: What are platform shoes?
ROXIE: Imagine walking around with six-inch blocks of wood under your feet.
STUDENT 10: That sounds tricky.
ROXIE: And don’t even get me started on how hard it was to boogie.
STUDENT 11: Boogie?
ROXIE: Yeah, boogie. Get down. Get funky. Shake your groove thing.
STUDENT 12: Now I’m really confused.
ROXIE: It means “dance.” Like this. (demonstrates a disco move)
STUDENTS: (ad lib) Hahaha. That’s hilarious. That’s how they danced?
ROXIE: Try it, kids. It’s fun!
STUDENT 10: Okay.
STUDENT 11: Might as well.
STUDENT 12: Wouldn’t it be easier with music?
ROXIE: You got it!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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Disco (q = ca. 96-100)
4. DANCING QUEEN
© 1976 (Renewed) POLAR MUSIC AB (Sweden)All Rights in the U.S. and Canada Administered by EMI GROVE PARK MUSIC, INC. and
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Words and Music by BENNY ANDERSSON,STIG ANDERSON, and BJÖRN ULVAEUS
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Wave R jazz overhead to R, L, R, L(opt. step digs in feet)
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Walk R (4cts) while loweringR arm to R
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���yeah. You
Thumbs groove R, L, R, R
can dance, you
Thumbs groove L, R, L, L
can ji (h)ive,-
���yeah. You can dance, you can ji (h)ive,-
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Cheer with fists: up, at shoulders,cross in front, at shoulders
ing- the time of your life,
Same cheer again
oo. See
Pull R peace sign across forehead L to R (w/a groove)
that girl,
���hav ing- the time of your life. See that girl,
���watch
Pull L peace sign acrossforehead R to L (w/a groove)
that scene, dig gin’- the danc
Disco finger digs: R index up R, down L, up R, up R
ing- queen,
Roll fists R to L in front
ah.
���watch that scene, dig gin’- the danc ing- queen, ah ah.
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Roll fists L to R in front
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Facing R: rock snap R, L 2x
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day- night and the lights are low,
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day- night and the lights are low,
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Center, hands form “binoculars” at eyes, ad lib “looking”
ing- out for a place to go. Oh, where
Facing L: rock snap L, R 2x
they play the right mu sic,-
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look ing- out for a place to go. Oh, where they play the right mu sic,-
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Same “binoculars” and “looking”
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y- bod- y- could be that guy; night
Center, palms open front
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Push both index up
With
Facing L: rock snap L, R 2x
a bit of rock mu sic,- ev ’ry- thing- is fine. You’re in the
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Ad lib your own dance
for a dance. And when you get
Reach both arms up
the chance,
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Roll fists R to L in front
and sweet on ly-
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Disco finger digs: L index up L, down R, up L, up L
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Roll fists L to R in front
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���feel the beat from the tam bou- rine,- oh yeah.
���feel the beat from the tam bou- rine,- oh yeah.
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danc ing- queen, ah ah.
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Continue pattern
ing- queen, ah.
���Dig gin’- the danc ing- queen, ah ah.
���Dig gin’- the danc
Hold hands for a funky wave acrossthe stage, then a final disco pose
ing- queen!
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STUDENT 13: Okay, I’m convinced. I love to boogie.
STUDENT 14: And I love to get down.
STUDENT 15: (joking) But, I’m still not sure what a groove thing is!
(Students laugh.)
STUDENT 16: So we did the 60s, the 70s, … I guess the 80s are next?
STUDENT 17: I bet you’re right. Let’s do it.
(Student 17 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
STUDENT 13: Welcome to the 80s everybody!
STUDENT 14: Do you think we’ll get to dance again?
ROXIE: (entering) Of course you will! But this isn’t the 80s.
STUDENT 15: It’s not?
ROXIE: Oh no, daddy-o! This is the 1950s.
STUDENT 16: And what’s it like here?
ROXIE: Let me see … it’s the time of hula hoops, poodle skirts, leather jackets,and pompadours. You can jump into a T-bird and cruise on down to themalt shop to grab a burger and fries before you split for the sock hop.
STUDENT 17: (totally confused)Whatever you say, Roxie.
STUDENT 13: Um … so what are we singing?
ROXIE: There are so many choices. There’s “Lollipop,” “Peggy Sue,” “Good GollyMiss Molly.”
STUDENT 14: Which one should we do?
ROXIE: Here’s an idea. How about a song that mentions all of those?
STUDENTS: (ad lib)Yeah! Okay!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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Up-tempo rock (q = ca. 144)
© 1958 (Renewed) EMI UNART MUSIC CATALOG INC., BUG MUSIC-TRIO MUSIC CO., INC., and ALLEY MUSIC CORP.Exclusive Print Rights for EMI UNART CATALOG INC. Administered by ALFRED MUSIC
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Words and Music byBOBBY DARIN and JEAN MURRAY
5. SPLISH SPLASH
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Splish,
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Scrub L arm with pretend “bath brush” in R hand (down and up 2x)
a bout- a Sat ur- day- night.
�Scrub back, both hands on “brush” (down and up 4x)
Rub, dub, just re -
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Nod 2x (fists on hips)f
he was!
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���lax in’- in the tub, think
Scrub as in 4-5
in’- ev ’ry- thing- was all right. Well, I
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Nod 2x (fists on hips)
it was!
���stepped
�R foot step to R
out the tub, put my feet
�Move L foot to meet R
on the floor, wrapped
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L fist holds “towel”at R hip
the towel a round
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R fist holds “towel” at L shoulder
- me and I
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Ooo!
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R arm slowly opens “door” to the R in front
pened- the door. And then a
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R arm suddenly closes “door”
splish,- splash, I jumped
�Jump to L
back in the bath. Well,
���Funny face
Boo!
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Open R arm to R
was I to know
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Open L arm to L
there was a par
Punch R fist above 3x
ty- go in’- on. I was splish
Both hands on an “oar,” rowboat R 2x (step R, together, R, together)
in’- and a splash- in’,-
���how was I to know there was a par ty- go in’- on. Oo
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Rowboat L 2x (step L, together, L, together)
in’- and a stroll- in’,-
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Swim R, L, R, L (opt. pony step)
in’- and a groov- in’,-
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Circle R fist overhead like a lasso 4x
in’- with the feel in’.-
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in’- and a splash- in’,- roll
Rowboat L
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�Pose with a “guitar”
on a Sat ur- day- night.
���Splish in’- and a splash- in’,- roll in’- and a stroll- in’,- on a Sat ur- day- night.
���Strum “guitar” 4x, leaningback more each time
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�We were
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Bing, bang, I saw the whole gang.
���danc
Twist (getting shorter for one measure, then taller for one measure)
in’- on the liv ing- room rug.
�Windshield wiper hands R, L, R, L
Flip, flop, we were
���Hold low
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Nod 2x (fists on hips)
they were!
Hold low
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Hold low
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Nod 2x (fists on hips)
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���And they all
Twist (getting shorter for one measure, then taller for one measure)
had their danc in’- shoes on.
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Lol li- pop- with
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Different person pose w/arms up, others hold low to that person
Peg gy- Sue.
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splish,- splash, I for got
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Twist again
and put my danc in’- shoes on. I was a splish
As in m. 18-27
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���mov in’- and a groov- in’,-
�reel in’- with the feel in’.-
���oo mov in’- and a groov- in’,- oo
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Miss Mol ly- rock in’,- she
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Twist once more
ALL
ty,- par ty- on ’cause I
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Splish, splash, I was tak
Scrub left arm (down and up)
in’- a bath!
R fist up,L fist on hip
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STUDENT 18: Sounds like an awesome party!
STUDENT 19: I’m definitely ready for a burger and fries. How do we get to the malt shop?
STUDENT 20: If only we had a T-bird.
(Students laugh.)
STUDENT 21: We don’t need a T-bird, guys. We’ve got something even better.
STUDENTS: The jukebox time machine!
STUDENT 21: Here we go!
(Student 21 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
ROXIE: (entering) Hi, kids. What took you so long?
STUDENT 18: We were just hangin’ out in the 50s.
STUDENT 19: It was fun there!
STUDENT 20: So where are we now, Roxie?
ROXIE: Welcome to the 1990s, gang!
STUDENT 18: Tell us about it.
ROXIE: It’s the era of Beanie Babies and boy bands, fanny packs and Furbies.
STUDENT 19: What about the dancing?
ROXIE: Well, let’s see … there’s the Macarena, the Achy Breaky Heart, theCarlton—
STUDENT 20: Can we do one?
ROXIE: Oh, I’ve got just the thing!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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90s dance beat (q = ca. 116)
© 1990 WB MUSIC CORP., WEBO GIRL PUBLISHING, INC., and LEXOR MUSICAll Rights Administered by WB MUSIC CORP.
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Words and Music byMADONNA CICCONE and SHEP PETTIBONE
6. VOGUE
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Strike a pose.
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Hide face w/hands
Vogue!
fp
Burst jazz hands above
Vogue!
mp
Pose and freezewhen you say “Vogue!”
Vogue!
Hide face w/hands
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Vogue!
fp
Burst jazz hands above
Finger snaps on beats 2 and 4:1. R at L side (leaning R), then R2. L at R side (leaning L), then L
mp
Strike a pose.
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Vogue!
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Vogue! Vogue!
fp mp
Strike a pose.
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Look
mf
a round,- ev ’ry- where- you turn is heart ache,-
Get low and step touch R, L, R, L(opt. snaps on beats 2 and 4)
it’s ev ’ry- where- that you go.
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mf
a round,- ev ’ry- where- you turn is heart ache,- it’s ev ’ry- where- that you go.
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�Look a round.-
As in 9-12
You try ev ’ry- thing- you can to es cape-
�You try ev ’ry- thing- you can to es cape-
�the pain of life that you know. If all
Roll fists up R, down L, down R, up L
else fails and you
�the pain of life that you know, life that you know.
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�long to be some thin’- bet
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Circle R fist up from shoulder 3x
ter- than
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you are
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to day.-
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�some thin’- bet ter- than you are to day.-
�Thumbs to self
I know a place where you can get
R thumb over R shoulder 2x
a way,- it’s called a dance
Both index to floor 2x
floor and
cresc.
here’s what
�I know a place where you can get a way,- it’s called a dance floor and
cresc.
here’s what
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it’s for, so... Come
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Vogue hands (blades): R above head, L under chin, R at R side of face, L at L side of face,R under chin, L above head, R at R side of face, L at L side of face
on, vogue! Vogue! Let your bod y-
�it’s for, so... Come
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�move
Funky worm R, L, R, L
to the mu sic.- Move to the mu sic.- Come
As in 25-28
on, vogue! Vogue!
�move to the mu sic.- Hey, hey, hey. Come on, vogue! Vogue!
�Let your bod y- go with the flow. Go with the flow.
�Let your bod y- go with the flow. You know you can do it.
�As in 9-18
All
mf
you need is your own i mag- i- na- tion,- so use it, that’s what it’s for.
�All
mf
you need is your own i mag- i- na- tion,- so use it, that’s what it’s for.
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�Go in side,- for your fin est- in spi- ra- tion;-
�your dreams will o pen- the door. It makes no diff ’rence- if you’re
�your dreams will o pen- the door, o pen- up the door.
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�black or white,
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if you’re a boy
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Boys pose tall
or a girl.
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�mu
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Circle R fist up from shoulder 3x
sic’s
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in’,- it will give
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Punch L fist overhead, then R fist
you new life.
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You’re a su
R hand: four snaps in a Z shape
per- star!- Yes,
cresc.
that’s
�mu sic’s- pump in’,- it will give you new life.
�You’re a su per- star!- Yes,
cresc.
that’s
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�Shimmy front and back
what you are, you know it. Come
As in 25-32
f
on, vogue! Vogue! Let your bod y-
�what you are, you know it. Come
f
on, vogue! Vogue! Let your bod y-
�move to the mu sic.- Move to the mu sic.- Come on, vogue! Vogue!
�move to the mu sic.- Hey, hey, hey. Come on, vogue! Vogue!
�Let your bod y- go with the flow. Go with the flow.
�Let your bod y- go with the flow. You know you can do it.
�Hide face w/hands
(whisper)
Frame face w/blades
Vogue!
Push both arms up R
Vogue!
mf
Beau
R palm paints face
ty’s- where you find it. Move
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Vogue! Vogue!
mf
Beau ty’s- where you find it. Move
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to the mu sic.-
Hide face w/hands
Frame face w/blades
(whisper)
Vogue! Vogue!
mfPush both arms up L
�to the mu sic.-
(whisper)
Vogue! Vogue!
mf
�Beau
L palm paints face
ty’s- where you find it. Go
Funky worm L, R
with the flow.
�Beau ty’s- where you find it. Go with the flow.
�Pose (focused on soloist), change position for each new soloist
(4 times)SPOKEN SOLO(S): � �
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1. Greta Garbo and Monroe, Deitrich and DiMaggio, 2. Marlon Brando, Jimmy Dean, on the cover of a magazine.3. Grace Kelly, Harlow, Jean, picture of a beauty queen.4. Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers dance on air.
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1. They had style, they had grace, Rita Hayworth gave good face.2. Lauren, Katherine, Lana too, Bette Davis, we love you.3. Ladies with an attitude, fellas that were in the mood.4. Don’t just stand there, let’s get to it. Strike a pose, there’s nothing to it.
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�Vogue!
mfPose and freeze when you say “Vogue!”
�Vogue!
New pose
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�Vogue!
mf �Vogue!
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Step touch R, R, L, L (opt. push both index in the directionyou are going each time)
fp
you’ve
f
got to
Funky worm R, L, R, L
let your bod y- move to the mu sic.-
�Oo,
fp
you’ve
f
got to let your bod y- move to the mu sic.-
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Oo,
fp cresc.
you’ve
f
got to just let your bod y- go with the flow.
�Oo,
fp cresc.
you’ve
f
got to just let your bod y- go with the flow.
�Oo,
Same
fp cresc.
you’ve
f
got to
Vogue hands as before(just the first four)
�Hide face w/hands on your last “Vogue!”
Vogue!
(fewer voices on each beat)
Vogue! Vogue! Vogue!
�Oo,
fp cresc.
you’ve
f
got to
�Vogue! Vogue! Vogue! Vogue!
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STUDENT 21: Check out this pose! (strikes a crazy pose)
STUDENT 22: Good one! Look at mine. (crazy pose)
STUDENT 23: Here’s one! (crazy pose)
STUDENT 24: Haha. My turn! (crazy pose)
STUDENT 25: How about this? (attempts a “Roxie” pose)
STUDENT 21: What’s that?
STUDENT 22: I have no idea.
STUDENT 23: Is it a waitress?
STUDENT 25: It’s someone you know!
STUDENT 24: Is it … Roxie?
STUDENT 25: It’s Roxie!
(Students laugh.)
STUDENT 21: Hey, where is she anyway?
STUDENT 22: She must be at our next stop.
STUDENT 23: Then let’s get there! I’m putting a quarter in.
STUDENT 24: Sounds good!
(Student 23 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
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ROXIE: Like, welcome to the 80s, dudes. It’s like, the most totally tubular time ever!
STUDENT 25: What does “totally tubular” mean?
ROXIE: Like, duh. It’s only the most—
(Phone rings.)
ROXIE: Excuse me, I’ve gotta take this. (answering a huge cell phone) Hello, Roxiehere. ... Hey, homegirl! ’Sup? … Oh, snap! That’s like, mad legit. … I mean,like totally fresh. … Right, right. All that and a bag of chips!
STUDENT 21: Uh, Roxie, did you forget about us?
ROXIE: (on phone) That’s like, gnarly!
STUDENT 22: Roxie, we’re ready for our song.
ROXIE: (on phone) Hey, Tiffany, I have to peace out. Like, call me later? … Okay.Okay. B’bye now. (hangs up, speaks to students) Sorry about that, gang. Ihad a phone call.
STUDENT 23: That’s the biggest cell phone I’ve ever seen!
ROXIE: You know what else was big in the 80s?
STUDENTS: What?
ROXIE: Pac-Man, MTV, hairstyles, … and this song!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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Arranged byALAN BILLINGSLEY
Pop rock (q = ca. 124)
7. DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’
© 1981 WEEDHIGH-NIGHTMARE MUSIC and LACEY BOULEVARD MUSICAll Rights for WEEDHIGH-NIGHTMARE MUSIC Administered by WIXEN MUSIC PUBLISHING INC.This Arrangement © 2009, 2016 WEEDHIGH-NIGHTMARE MUSIC and LACEY BOULEVARD MUSIC
All Rights Reserved. Printed in USA.
Words and Music byJONATHAN CAIN, NEAL SCHON,
and STEVE PERRY
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In 8 groups R to L: lunge R looking R
2s
Just
mf
a small
3s
town- girl,
4s
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a small town- girl,
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liv
6s
in’- in a lone
7s
ly- world.
8s Slide R foot in to stand tall
She took the
��liv in’- in a lone ly- world. She took the
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R hand pulls train whistle down 2x
night- train
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go in’- an
R index to sky and lower front
y- where.-
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In 8 groups L to R: lunge L looking L
7s
Just a cit
6s
y- boy,
5s 4s
born
3s
and raised in South
2s
De troit.-
1s
��Just a cit y- boy, born and raised in South De troit.-
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L hand pulls train whistle down 2x
night- train
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go in’- an
L index to sky and lower front
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He took the mid night- train go in’- an y- where.
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Stage R: fold arms 2x facing center
f
ers-
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Stage L: fold arms 2x facing center
ing-
All: hold
up
Tall w/armsto sky
and down
Bendelbows
the
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Lower arms front
e- vard,- their shad
Stage R: R hand at brow, looking R
ows-
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Stage L: L hand at brow, looking L
ing- in the night.
��boul e- vard,- their shad ows-
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��All: wave outside jazz hand overheadto outside, inside, then outside to lower
�Street
As in 19-20
light-
�peo ple,-
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�peo ple,-
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liv
Pull fiststo chest 2x
in’- just to find
Burst jazz hands at forehead
e mo- tion;- hid
As in 23-26
ing-
��liv in’- just to find e mo- tion;- hid ing-
��some where- in the night.
(p. 43, m. 55)�
��some where.- Shine, shine, shine your light!
��Rock body R, L, R, R, then L, R, L, L (small steps in place underneath)� As in 3-7 (a bit more power this time)
Work
mf
in’- hard to
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��get my fill; ev ’ry- bod- y- wants a thrill.
��get my fill; ev ’ry- bod- y- wants a thrill.
��Pay in’- an y- thing- to roll
R hand rolls and throws “dice” R
the dice just one
R index to sky and lower front
more time.
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Pay in’- an y- thing- to roll the dice just one more time.
�� As in 11-15 (a bit more power this time)
Some will win, some will lose,
��Some will win, some will lose,
��some were born to sing the blues. An oth- er- mov ie-
��some were born to sing the blues. An oth- er- mov ie-
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er- ends,
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it goes on
cresc.
L index to sky and lower front
and on and on and on.
(p. 40, m. 19)
��nev er- ends, it goes on
cresc.
and on and on and on.
��Ad lib air guitar (or repeat as in 35-38)�
Don’t
Punch L fist overhead 2x
f
stop be liev
L fist to chest, then add R fist at chest
- in’;-
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f
stop be liev- in’;-
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hold on to the feel in’.- Street
R palm up to R
light-
��hold on to the feel in’.- Street light-
��peo
L palm up to L (make contact w/neighbors)
ple.-
Raise joined arms up, then forward and down to sides
Don’t
Punch L fist overhead 2x
ff
stop!
��peo ple.- Don’t
ff
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STUDENTS: (ad lib)Woo-hoo! Alright! I love that one!
STUDENT 26: I didn’t know that song was so old.
STUDENT 27: It’s been around forever.
STUDENT 28: I guess good music lasts a long time!
STUDENT 26: I’m excited to see what’s next.
STUDENT 27: I’ve got a quarter.
STUDENT 28: Then put it in!
(Student 27 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
ROXIE: (entering)Welcome to a new century, kids!
STUDENT 26: A new century? Really?
ROXIE: That’s right! We’re in the early 2000s.
STUDENT 27: And what’s happening in music now?
ROXIE: Everything! From rock and hip-hop to country and R&B.
STUDENT 28: I love country music!
STUDENT 26: And I love hip-hop!
STUDENT 27: Let’s not forget about pop.
ROXIE: That’s right. Pop music is still at the top, and stars are being discoveredeverywhere.
STUDENT 28: Like YouTube and iTunes?
ROXIE: Exactly. And who remembers American Idol?
STUDENTS: (ad lib) I do! Me, too! I think I’ve heard of it.
ROXIE: Well, songs like THIS are the result of shows like THAT.
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip. She exits.)
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Arranged byANDY BECK
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8. BREAKAWAY
PART I
PART II
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Da
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da da dn da da, da da da dn da da,
����Da
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da da dn da da, da da da dn da da,
����Shift weight side to side L, R, L, L
da da da dn da da da da.
����da da da dn da da da da.
����Focus on singers� � � �
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Grew up in a small town, and when the rain would fall down,
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����Sing expressively
Dream
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in’- what I could be, and if I’d end up hap py.- I
����Focus on singers� � � � �
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In four rows or groups: push clasped hands low to high,then open arms and lower to hold knees1s
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Try
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in’- hard to reach out,
����2s
Felt like no one could hear
����but when I tried to speak out, felt like no one could hear
����me.
3s
Want ed- to be long- here, but some thing- felt so
����me. Want ed- to be long- here, but some thing- felt so
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I’d pray I could
����wrong here. So I’d pray I could
����break
grad. cresc.Stand slowly and dramatically
a- way.-
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grad. cresc.
a- way.-
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� Reach R upward facing palm to L
f
spread my wings and I’ll learn
Reach L arm up and over to R (palm down)taking hands with R neighbor
how to fly. I’ll
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f
spread my wings and I’ll learn how to fly. I’ll
����do
Slight lift and lower ofthe elbows, R to L wave
what it takes till I touch the sky. I’ll
����do what it takes till
mel.
I touch the sky. And I’ll
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����make
Sway R, L, R, L
a wish, take a chance, make a change, and break
Raise held hands
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����make a wish, take a chance, make a change, and break -
����a way.
Release hold and lower arms at sides
- Out
mel.Same pattern as 47-62, but opp.
of the dark ness- and
����a way.- Out of the dark ness- and
����in to- the sun. I won’t for get- all the ones that I
����in to- the sun. I won’t for get- all the
mel.
ones that I
����love. I’ll take a risk, take a chance, make a change,
2nd time to CODA(p. 50, m. 109)
and
����love. And I’ll take a risk, take a chance, make a change, and
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Same as intro
Da
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da da dn da da,
����break a- way.- Da
mf
da da dn da da,
����da da da dn da da, da da da dn da da da da.
����da da da dn da da, da da da dn da da da da.
����Sing expressively (opt. as in 25-46)
Wan na- feel the warm breeze, sleep un der- a palm tree, feel the
����Wan
mel.
na- feel the warm breeze, sleep un der- a palm tree, feel the
����rush of the o cean.- Get on board a fast train,
����rush of the o cean.- Get on board a fast train,
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����trav el- on a jet plane, far a way.- And
����break
grad. cresc.
a- way.-
D.S. al CODA(p. 47, m. 47)
����break
grad. cresc.
a- way.-
����break
CODA
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1. Complete pattern2. Sing expressively
(2nd time)
a- way,-
����break
mf (2nd time)
a- way,-
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mpPush clasped hands low to high, then open arms and lower to sides, standing tall this time
a- way.
fade to end
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poco rit. ��
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mp
a- way.
fade to end
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STUDENT 29: So, have we been everywhere?
STUDENT 30: Let’s see, we started in the 40s, then we learned about the Beatles in the 60s.
STUDENT 31: Next was 70s disco and a song from the 50s.
STUDENT 32: After that came the 90s, 80s, and 2000s.
STUDENT 30: Is anything missing?
STUDENT 31: We haven’t been to the 1930s.
STUDENT 32: So let’s go!
(Student 31 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine. TimeMachine Music plays. The students perform slow-mo, trance-likemovements as they travel through time.)
ROXIE: (entering) Hello, kiddos!
STUDENTS: Hi, Roxie!
STUDENT 29: Don’t tell us where we are, Roxie.We already know!
STUDENT 30: (pretending to be Roxie)Welcome to the 30s, kids!
ROXIE: (laughs) That’s right, guys and dolls. It’s the decade that brought usTwinkies, Snickers, and knock-knock jokes. And it’s also when the jukeboxfirst started to catch on. Of course, a song only cost a nickel back then.
STUDENT 31: What kind of songs did it play?
ROXIE: Without a doubt, swing music was all the rage.
STUDENT 32: That sounds fun.
ROXIE: Yep, the 1930s are my favorite. That’s why I saved it for our last stop.
STUDENT 29: Aw, Roxie. Is this the end?
ROXIE: That’s right. The grand finale! (holds up a quarter) Then you can use thisspecial quarter to return to where you started.
STUDENT 30: (taking the quarter) Thank you, Roxie! You’re the best!
ROXIE: Aw, gee. And you kids are the aces.
(Students look at each other, confused.)
STUDENT 29: (with a shrug)Whatever you say, Roxie.
ROXIE: And let’s never forget the music we heard on the jukebox time machine!
(Roxie starts the music by bumping the jukebox with her hip.)
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9. IT DON’T MEAN A THING IF IT AIN’TGOT THAT SING, SING, SING
Arranged by TOM ANDERSON
IT DON’T MEAN A THING (IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING)Music by DUKE ELLINGTON
Words by IRVING MILLS© 1932 (Renewed) EMI MILLS MUSIC, INC. and SONY/ATV MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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VOICES
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Melt into relaxed poses, focused on Roxie
What
ROXIE (opt. solo)mf
good is mel o- dy?- What good is mu sic-
���if it ain’t pos sess- in’- some thin’- sweet?
(end solo)ROXIE: Join with me, kids.
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ain’t the mel o- dy.- It ain’t the mu sic.-
���There’s some thing- else that makes the tune com
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ROXIE: Toodle-oo, kids! I’ve gotta run.
STUDENT 32: Goodbye, Roxie! Thanks for everything!
ROXIE: Catch you on the flip side, gang. And keep on singing! (exits)
STUDENTS: (ad lib) Of course we will. You bet. Bye, Roxie! See ya!
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����PART I Step-snap side to side low (starting R)
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sing in’-
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PART II*Swing “trumpet” up R, up L, down R, down L (2x)
mf
sing, sing, sing, ev ’ry- bod- y,- start to sing. By
f
sing in’-
����la
Push flat palms up R, R, L, L
dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!
Tall w/snaps on beats 2 and 4
- Now you’re sing in’- with a swing.
����la
Push flat palms up R, R, L, L
dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!
Step-snap side to side low (starting R)
- You
mf
got ta-
����As in 25-32
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sing in’-
����swing, swing, swing, swing, ev ’ry- bod- y,- start to swing. By
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sing in’-
����la dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!- Now you’re swing in’- while you sing. Come a -
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*Trumpet = R jazz hand, L hand gripping R thumb
dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!-
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Hold low
It’s
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done
Shake R index to R 4xs (low to high), then same L
if you let your feet do the moves.
����Listen w/R hand at R ear, bounce 4x
You
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got ta- lis ten- to find the groove.
Hold low
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cresc.
in’- it
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sing, sing, sing, ev ’ry- bod- y,-
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f
sing in’- la dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!
All tall w/snaps on beats 2 and 4
- Now you’re sing in’- with a
����start to sing. By sing in’- la dle- la,- whoa ho ho- ho- ho!- Now you’re sing in’- with a
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In four groups: listen w/R hand at R ear (hold low until your turn)�It
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Wag R index R and L 4x (w/leans), L hand on waist
mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing,
����don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing,
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doo
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wah, doo wah, doo
grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. It
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wah, doo wah, doo
grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. It
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As in 61-68
mean a thing, got to sing,
����don’t mean a thing, all you got to do is sing.
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grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
����doo
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wah, doo wah, doo
grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. It
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no dif f’rence.-
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���� �Gesture “come along” w/hands (low to high on L) 3x
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Talk
cresc.
a bout- rhy thm.- It
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����give that rhy thm- ev ’ry- thing- you got. It
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As in 61-68
mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing.
����don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing.
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Hold low until you sing
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
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mfSing 3rd time onlyRaise R index from shoulder, then pulse hand at ear 2x “listening” (repeat L)
ya hear rhy thm,- then ya hear mu sic.-
����First
mp - mfSing 2nd & 3rd times R index up
you hear
R hand at ear “listening”
the drums a pound-
Pound R fist into L palm hand 4x(opt. third one into neighbors palm.)
ing.- Set ting- down the rhy thm- of the
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Open arms front
it clear which
Fold arms and pulse 2x
one that
Both hands “listen”
ya hear
����band.
Repeat w/L
And it is quite a stound- ing.- Lis
2nd time only
ten- to the rhy thm!-
����on
Shake palms high to low 4x
the drums? First
f
As in 93-101
ya hear rhy thm,- then ya hear
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As in 61-68
mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing,
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����mu sic.- Is it clear which one
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah,
����that ya hear on the drums?
As in 77-92
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. It
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makes no dif f’rence- if it’s sweet or
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no dif f’rence.-
����hot; just give that rhy thm- ev ’ry- thing- you got.
����Talk
cresc.
a bout- rhy thm.- It
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don’t mean a thing if it
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����ain’t got that swing, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah,
����ain’t got that swing, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah,
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
Move to final formation downstage
doo
grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah,
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. doo
grad. cresc.
wah, doo wah,
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
Big Charleston
doo wah, doo wah,
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah. doo wah, doo wah,
����doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
ff �Final pose
����doo
(Student 30 inserts a quarter into the jukebox time machine to start the Jukebox Time Machine: Finale.)
wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah.
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Music byANDY BECK
Rockin’ (q = ca. 152-160)
10. JUKEBOX TIME MACHINE: FINALE
Words byANDY BECK and BRIAN FISHER
VOICES
9
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���The students perform slow-mo, trance-like movements as they travel through time
�With
f
the
�As in song #1
juke box- time ma chine- we’ll trav el- to a dec ade- that we’ve
�nev er- seen. Then the juke box- time ma chine- will
�play a real ly- awe some- song. With the juke box- time ma chine- it
�on ly- takes a quar ter- to change the scene. It’s the juke box-
�time ma chine,- so ev ’ry- bod- y- sing a long!- Sing it out loud and strong!
�Juke box- time ma chine!
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Rockin’ (q = ca. 152-160)
Words byANDY BECK and BRIAN FISHER
Copyright © 2016 by Alfred Music All Rights Reserved. Printed in USA.
11. JUKEBOX TIME MACHINE: BOWS
Music byANDY BECK
MELODYINSTRUMENT
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� VOICES � � �With
f
the
�As in song #1
juke box- time ma chine- it on ly- takes a quar ter- to
�change the scene. It’s the juke box- time ma chine,- so
�ev ’ry- bo- dy- sing a long!- Sing it out loud and strong!
�Juke box- time ma chine!
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