Slightly Easier Variation of Classic Tag

Key
G Major
Style
Barbershop

Sheet music

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♪Preparing the score
Sheet music for Give Me Your Hand
Reference tools

Four-part mixer

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Speed
Pitch
Original key
Bassloading
Baritoneloading
Leadloading
Tenorloading
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Credits & notes

Arranged by

Lou Perry

Learning tracks

Al Landry

Lyrics

Give me your hand to hold in mine, and I will give you my heart (my heart).

Source notes

One of the best tags ever written, because it's fairly easy to teach and sing, even though it's long (the bari is the only difficult part). This version has Bass/Bari starting in unison, simplifying the bass part, and creating a cascading spread at the beginning. (I also like to include the optional bari octave jump on "mine".) From Bob Landrys Little Black Book of Tags. Notated in "number system" format, with X=Do and 2, 3, 4, etc denoting position in the major scale. An underline pushes the note up a 1/2, no flats. A dash indicates a held note. A slash indicates direction of the next note when further than 1/2 octave. No sight-reading necessary.

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