John Lennon/Paul McCartney: Yesterday (TTBB)

John Lennon/Paul McCartney: Yesterday (TTBB)

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Customer Rating:		(2 reviews)

Media:		Sheet Music

Arrangement:		Men's Voices (TTBB) (MENSVOICES)

Skill Level:		Intermediate - Explain this

Artist:		The Beatles; Boyz II Men

Composer:		John Lennon; Paul McCartney

Arranger:		Mac Huff

Series:		Pop Choral Series

Catalogue #:		NO90772

This Item Earns 4 Musicroom Points

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This is an exquisite version of The Beatles classic Yesterday, as recorded by Boyz II Men. This very creative arrangement has been constructed for TTBB Choir a cappella by Mac Huff, and includes interesting harmonies with some beautiful individual moments for all parts. This is a superb arrangement which will have your audience captivated with emotion and nostalgia.

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This arrangement is about 90% inaccurate- I get the impression that Mr. Huff copped out on fully and accurately articulating many of the dense and rich harmonies in this song. This was actually quite a disappointing arrangement, with virtually no redeeming qualities except the fact that he at least got most of the rhythms correct.
Thomas Lin