- Contains complete lyrics
Leadsheets typically only contain the lyrics, chord symbols and melody line of a song and are rarely more than one page in length. Musicians will often use these skeletons to improvise their own arrangements. Leadsheets often do not contain complete lyrics to the song.
Song: |
Ebb Tide |
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Voice | |
Scoring: |
Leadsheet |
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Original Published Key: |
C Major |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
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Product #:
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MN0035353 |
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Price:
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$3.99
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Pages: |
1 |
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Lyrics Begin:
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First the tide rushes in, plants a kiss on the shore, then rolls out to sea, and the sea is very still once more. |
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Arrangement Details
By: |
Vic Damone |
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Pages: |
1 |
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Form: |
Song |
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Instrument: |
Voice | |
Scoring: |
Leadsheet |
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Original Published Key: |
C Major |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0035353 |
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Tempo: |
Slowly |
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Metronome: |
q = 69 |
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Song Details
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Date: |
1953 |
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Publisher: |
Alfred Publishing Co., Inc. |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0035353 |
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Lyrics Begin: |
First the tide rushes in, plants a kiss on the shore, then rolls out to sea, and the sea is very still once more. |
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From the Book: |
The Musicians' Gig Library: Movie & TV Hits |
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About This Arrangement
“Ebb Tide” by Vic Damone is available as a leadsheet arrangement in downloadable, printable digital sheet music. It has also been recorded by Frank Sinatra and The Righteous Brothers. It was originally composed by Robert Maxwell. It includes 1 page of music.
The original key is C major. It's marked slowly, at about 69 BPM. The arrangement is scored for Voice. Contains complete lyrics.
Stylistically, it's Easy Listening. There are 8 arrangements of this song available on Musicnotes, for different instruments and levels. It appears on Best of Vic Damone: The Mercury Years.
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