Sweet Adeline
The barbershop favourite, for 2 to 4 singers: the soprano sings the melody, the alto and tenor slide through close chords beneath it, and the bass walks the roots, with a few ringing sevenths along the way.
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The parts
Each part's lowest and highest note. Pick the one that sits where you sing comfortably.
Soprano, E4 to Eb5
Alto, A3 to F4
Tenor, F3 to Eb4
Bass, G2 to F3
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The first verse
Words: Richard H. Gerard (1903)Tune: Harry Armstrong (1903)
Sweet Adeline, My Adeline,At night, dear heart, For you I pine;In all my dreams Your fair face beams,You're the flower of my heart,Sweet Adeline.
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