Take Me Home, Country Roads (TB Choir) - Arranged by Roger Emerson

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John Denver's enduring and classic ode to West Virginia. This signature song and official state anthem continues to be one of Denver's best-selling recordings nearly 50 years on. Deftly set by Roger Emerson to develop and emphasize young men's harmonization and melodic independence skills.
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4 окт 2024

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@kingo_ha 4 года назад

That perfect 👌 song to do for a tb choir

@RedNekLvr22 4 года назад

Actually, it's a lousy one to do for TB, particularly because it was a female singing the upper harmony in the key of A in the original recording. Also, all the straight quarter notes in this uninspired arrangement make it even worse. If you are determined to do this song, at least get the rhythms correct.

@lukezick2822 4 года назад

Luis Fonseca it really is. my school choir is doing it and when I found out that we were performing this song I was like shit this is gonna be great

@Jnadki 2 года назад

Innovative arrangement that sounds so much more than just TB. Impressive.

@YACOBO_OFFICIAL 6 месяцев назад

I am singing this song in my choir. It’s very good. Great choice to create it for a choir to sing.

@HalLeonardChoral 4 года назад

Purchase link will be available soon!

@mhajanchumren1200 4 года назад

They really do have good voice

@parkerjohnson8676 4 года назад

My school choir is singing this, pretty excited

@MTLTV-eu4nv 4 года назад

They got rid of a lot of the off-beat notes in the song. In the original version, when the chorus begins, for example, “country” is sung with a dotted quarter note followed by an eighth note. In this version, the same lyric is sung with two quarter notes. I think this kind of ruins the song a little bit. If it were a version meant for an elementary school choir, that would be fine. However, since this is a tenor/baritone arrangement (most elementary school kids, regardless of gender, either sing soprano or alto, since elementary school is usually completed prior to puberty), this version is meant for older singers.