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Changes in Waves

Welcome back for week two of our celebration of the 10th anniversary of “Jack Reacher” with writer/director Christopher McQuarrie! This week we discuss the dialogue-free opening sequence, learn how this project differed from earlier collaborations with Tom Cruise, and learn the unlikely origins of “the car chase that ate Pittsburgh.” Also we go deep on two of the coolest shots from the movie. Which shots? You’ll have to listen to find out!

217. Christopher McQuarrie on the 10th Anniversary of 'Jack Reacher' - Part 2

78rpm Disc 219:  The McNulty Family: The Flowery Dell/Miss Drury's Reel

Here's another feature for Ann "Ma" McNulty's accordion work, recorded in 1941 and released on the Decca label (12255). The set of reel also features step dancing, likely from Eileen McNulty.

From the Ted McGraw Collection, McGraw 78 00-620.

McGraw 78 00-620

The McNulty Family: The Flowery Dell/Miss Drury's Reel

The premiere performance of Final Boss, performed by the Assembly Saxophone Quartet at the 2023 US Navy Band Saxophone Symposium.

Program Notes:
Final Boss is a piece I've always wanted to write. Depicting an epic boss battle at the end of a video game, this composition for saxophone quartet is a true love letter to video games and their iconic soundtracks. This piece takes inspiration from the soundtracks of well-known series like Final Fantasy, Pokémon, and Castlevania, as well as newer titles like Hollow Knight and Octopath Traveler to construct its musical identity. The music's constant rhythmic drive, intense and dark harmonies, and unexpected twists and turns will motivate heroes of all kinds to vanquish the final foe standing in their way of victory.

Final Boss for Saxophone Quartet (Premiere Performance)

Vertigo

This is an "easy-medium difficulty level" competitive marching band show based on machines and everything mechanical. Original music is by Jeff Chambers with sound design (new fall 2020!) by Pete Chambers

Full show details: https://www.jeffchambersmusic.net/machines

To Purchase: email jeff@jeffchambersmusic.net

To see a complete catalogue of music please visit www.jeffchambersmusic.net

"Machines" - Original Marching Band Show

Written for nine players, Katraterra is a concert piece which uses a variety of textures, instruments, and techniques to create a driving and intense feel. The 5/8 time signature dominates the groove of Katraterra with three emphasized beats of 1, 3, and the upbeat of 4, creating the motive which drives the 16-note based ostinato and all surrounding melodies. This weaves in and out of other time signatures, but is intended to happen smoothly without obvious perception to when these changes occur. This, along with the inherent syncopations throughout, creates a challenging ensemble atmosphere. With driving solo statements, complex interwoven rhythms, and an organic ostinato to drive it, this piece is sure to offer an intense and entertaining musical experience.

Sheet music available at http://www.tapspace.com


Katraterra (Jim Casella)

There are three basic modes of transportation for getting around the United States: automobile, train, and airplane. Here we explore a few aspects of each means of conveyance, sometimes with a little twist!

Katraterra (Jim Casella)

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