Sheet Music - Beta Theta Pi
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THE SONGS OF BETA THETA PI 27th edition Published by the Fraternity in its 158th year. Editor Shelby L. Molter Miami '54 Dedicated to the many brothers who compose and arrange the music of the fraternity. Their talents enrich our lives. ©Copyright 1997 by Beta Theta Pi Fraternity all rights reserved
Transcript of Sheet Music - Beta Theta Pi
THE SONGS OF BETA THETA PI
27th edition Published by the Fraternity in its 158th year.
Editor
Shelby L. Molter
Miami '54
Dedicated to the many brothers who compose and arrange the music of the fraternity.
Their talents enrich our lives.
©Copyright 1997 by Beta Theta Pi Fraternity all rights reserved
Dear Beta Brothers:
Welcome to the 27th Edition of The Songs o f Beta Theta Pi. There are a few changes since the 26th Edition, the most exciting of which is the inclusion o f a new Beta Song "Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why" by Jason Warnke, S. Florida '96. Jason and the Beta Chorus performed this new song at the 1994 and 1995 Conventions to standing ovations. Our Fraternity is fortunate to have so many great, wonderful and beautiful songs. We are the beneficiaries of the outpouring of notes, words and emotions o f those who have gone before us. The blending o f voices and minds in song is the most fraternal o f activities. A singing chapter is always a good chapter! I have met many of my best friends through singing. My first chorus experience was the Beta chorus at Alpha chapter. My first quartet experience was with the Alpha quartet. My best memories of fraternity life involve singing. Singing nourishes the spirit.
Things you should know about the Beta music program are:1. All songs in the songbook are in four-part harmony, the perfect style for a male
singing group.The four parts are:
Tenor, the top most notes on the top lineLead, the lower notes on the top line, which in all cases is the melody line. Baritone, the top most notes on the bottom line Bass, the lower notes on the bottom line
2. There are four learning tapes, one for each part, to assist in learning the songs.3. All songs are general Fraternity songs, with the exception o f For the Staunchest.4. All indexes show the "key" and "first note" for ease in establishing pitch.5. The pace is shown in beats per minute.
Again Stephen B. Becker, Florida '69 was instrumental in the production o f this songbook. We all thank him most sincerely for his many contributions to our fraternity. In this book we have preserved the past, added a new song from the present, and built a platform for future editors. Take these songs; learn them, sing them and teach them to the next generation o f Betas. Come brothers swell the Beta chorus.
Yours in kai
t .Shelby L. Molter, Miami '54 Song Book Editor
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BEHOLD THE MYSTIC SYMBOL
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BETA DOXOLOGY
Melody:My Country 'tis of Thee & God Save the Queen8
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BETA PRAISE
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THE BETA SHRINE
Melody:When I'm No More Drinking
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Melody:Annie Lisle31
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IN THE OLD PORCH CHAIRSAuthor:Horace G. Lozier, Chicago 1894
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Melody:Litoria37
LET ALL STAND TOGETHERArrrEarl E. Hayes, Idaho '48 Words:David H. Moore, Ohio 1860= 150
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MY BETA GIRLMusic:John C. Edgar, Denison '25 Words:Ralph E. Gabele, Denison '25
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Arr:Earl E. Hayes, Idaho '48J =125
Author:Kenneth W. Rogers, SyracuseTHE SONS OF THE DRAGON
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Words:Joseph 0. Stillson, Hanover 1871 J =120 Arr: Stephen B. Becker, Florida '69
THERE'S A SCENEMelody:George F. Root
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TO THE PLEDGEArr:Earl E.Hayes, Idaho '48 Author:Kenneth W. Rogers, Syracuse '17J=no
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WE GATHER AGAINMelody:R. Z. Thomas Words:John H. Lozier, De Pauw 1857
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Music:George F. RootJ 120
WOOGLIN FOREVER!Words:Wyllys C. Ransom, Michigan 1848
Arr:Stephen B. Becker, Florida '69[1 nison [ 2|
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Melody:Battle Cry of Freedom53
WOOGLIN GIVES US THE REASON WHYWords/Music:Jason Warnke, S.Florida '96 ArrrStephen B. Becker, Florida '69
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WOOGLIN TO THE PLEDGEMelody:H. Macarthy Words:Horace G. Lozier, Chicago 1894J iso ArrrStephen B. Becker, Florida '69
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Melody:Bonnie Blue Flag55
YOU'RE THE GIRL OF A BETA'S DREAMSWords:Joseph M. BachelorJ 105
Music:Paul C. Christman, Miami '37
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LEARNING TAPE SEQUENCE
PAGE LT SONG TITLE FIRST WORDS K EY WORD KEY FIRSTNOTE
39 1 Loving Cup, The Oh, start the Cup G D8 2 Beta Doxology Bless now O God Doxology G G
32 3 Gemma Nostra Gemma Nostra Gemma G G40 4 Marching Along Dreary the man Marching Bb F55 5 Wooglin to the Pledge Come Smoke a Pledge Eb Bb48 6 There's a Scene There's a scene Scene Bb F36 7 In The Old Porch Chairs When the shades Chairs G D46 8 Sons of the Dragon, The The Dragon is Dragon C G
5 9 Beta Chorus, The Come Brothers Chorus C G17 10 Beta Postscript, The Oh, when our Sons C C22 11 Beta Stars, The When Stars are Stars G D34 12 In an Old Fashioned Garden In an Old Fash. Garden G D53 13 Wooglin Forever We are coming Wooglin G G33 14 I Took My Girl Out Walking I took my Girl Walking G D37 15 Jolly Greeks, The Barbarians we Greeks Bb F42 16 My Beta Girl Night and the Girl Eb G31 17 For The Staunchest For the staunch. Staunchest G G15 18 Beta Marseillaise, The Ye sons of Beta Marseillaise G D9 19 Beta Goodnight, The And now it's Goodnight F C
51 20 We Are the People We are the People F F29 21 Crow Song, The Three Hungry Crow Bb G47 22 Sweetheart Song Just walk her in Garden A E56 23 You're the Girl-Dreams Most days run Dreams G D20 24 Beta Rose Queen of all Rose G D11 25 Beta Lullaby I'm gonna rock Lullaby F C23 26 Beta Sweetheart How would you Beta Sweet G B
3 27 Banquet Hall, The Hark! hark! give Banquet G D45 28 She Wears My Beta Pin Oh, she wears my Pin G B27 29 Beta's Emblems On Beta's night Emblems F C25 30 Beta Sweetheart Song My Beta Sweet. My Sweet Bb Bb50 31 To the Pledge The three bright Bright Bb F38 32 Let All Stand Together Let all stand Stand Bb F
6 35 Beta Day Oh, Beta day is Beta Day Bb F10 36 Beta Hymn To Beta Now Hymn C C19 37 Beta Praise Brothers are we Praise F A
1 38 Alumni's Return, The We are singing Alumni Bb F52 39 We Gather Again There's a legend Gather F C
4 40 Behold the Mystic Symbol Thus Heart to Symbol G G21 41 Beta Shrine. The We come with Shrine Bb F30 42 Draw the Mystic Circle Then draw the Circle G D
2 43 As Beta's Now We Meet As Beta's now Meet G B44 44 Parting Song And now let hand Parting F C28 45 Crew Song (Round) Height Ho, Crew Ab F54 X X Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Sittin' in that hallowed Reason G C
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KEY WORD SEQUENCE
PAGE K EY WORD SONG TITLE FIRST WORDS LT K EY FIRSTNOTE
1 Alumni Alumni's Return, The We are singing 38 Bb F3 Banquet Banquet Hall, The Hark! hark! give 27 G D6 Beta Day Beta Day Oh, Beta day is 35 Bb F
23 Beta Sweet Beta Sweetheart How would you 26 G B50 Bright To the Pledge The three bright 31 Bb F36 Chairs In The Old Porch Chairs When the shades 7 G D
5 Chorus Beta Chorus, The Come Brothers 9 C G30 Circle Draw the Mystic Circle Then draw the 42 G D28 Crew Crew Song (Round) Height Ho, 45 Ab F29 Crow Crow Song, The Three Hungry 21 Bb G39 Cup Loving Cup, The Oh, start the 1 G D
8 Doxology Beta Doxology Bless now O God 2 G G46 Dragon Sons of the Dragon, The The Dragon is 8 C G56 Dreams You're the Girl-Dreams Most days run 23 G D27 Emblems Beta's Emblems On Beta's night 29 F C34 Garden In an Old Fashioned Garden In an Old Fash. 12 G D47 Garden Sweetheart Song Just walk her in 22 A E52 Gather We Gather Again There's a legend 39 F C32 Gemma Gemma Nostra Gemma Nostra 3 G G42 Girl My Beta Girl Night and the 16 Eb G
9 Goodnight Beta Goodnight, The And now it's 19 F C37 Greeks Jolly Greeks, The Barbarians we 15 Bb F10 Hymn Beta Hymn To Beta Now 36 C C11 Lullaby Beta Lullaby I'm gonna rock 25 F C40 Marching Marching Along Dreary the man 4 Bb F15 Marseillaise Beta Marseillaise, The Ye sons of Beta 18 G D2 Meet As Beta's Now We Meet As Beta's now 43 G B
25 My Sweet Beta Sweetheart Song My Beta Sweet. 30 Bb Bb44 Parting Parting Song And now let hand 44 F C51 People We Are the People We are the 20 F F45 Pin She Wears My Beta Pin Oh, she wears my 28 G B55 Pledge Wooglin to the Pledge Come Smoke a 5 Eb Bb19 Praise Beta Praise Brothers are we 37 F A
54 Reason Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Sittin' in that hallowed X X G C20 Rose Beta Rose Queen of all 24 G D48 Scene There's a Scene There's a scene 6 Bb F21 Shrine Beta Shrine, The We come with 41 Bb F17 Sons Beta Postscript, The Oh, when our 10 C C38 Stand Let All Stand Together Let all stand 32 Bb F22 Stars Beta Stars, The When Stars are 11 G D31 Staunchest For The Staunchest For the staunch. 17 G G
4 Symbol Behold the Mystic Symbol Thus Heart to 40 G G33 Walking I Took My Girl Out Walking I took my Girl 14 G D53 Wooglin Wooglin Forever We are coming 13 G G
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SONG TITLE WITHIN TYPE SEQUENCE
;e SONG TITLE
CEREMONIAL SONGS
FIRST WORDS K EY WORD LT K EY FIRSTNOTE
i Alumni's Return, The We are singing Alumni 38 Bb F2 As Beta's Now We Meet As Beta's now Meet 43 G B4 Behold the Mystic Symbol Thus Heart to Symbol 40 G G8 Beta Doxology Bless now O God Doxology 2 G G
21 Beta Shrine, The We come with Shrine 41 Bb F30 Draw the Mystic Circle Then draw the Circle 42 G D32 Gemma Nostra Gemma Nostra Gemma 3 G G39 Loving Cup, The Oh, start the Cup 1 G D44 Parting Song And now let hand Parting 44 F C48 There's a Scene There's a scene Scene 6 Bb F52 We Gather Again
SONGS FOR ALL OCCASIONSThere's a legend Gather 39 F C
3 Banquet Hall, The Hark! hark! give Banquet 27 G D5 Beta Chorus, The Come Brothers Chorus 9 C G6 Beta Day Oh, Beta day is Beta Day 35 Bb F
10 Beta Hymn To Beta Now Hymn 36 C C15 Beta Marseillaise, The Ye sons of Beta Marseillaise 18 G D19 Beta Praise Brothers are we Praise 37 F A22 Beta Stars, The When Stars are Stars 11 G D27 Beta's Emblems On Beta’s night Emblems 29 F C28 Crew Song (Round) Height Ho. Crew 45 Ab F29 Crow Song. The Three Hungry Crow 21 Bb G31 For The Staunchest For the staunch. Staunchest 17 G G36 In The Old Porch Chairs When the shades Chairs 7 G D38 Let All Stand Together Let all stand Stand 32 Bb F40 Marching Along Dreary the man Marching 4 Bb F46 Sons of the Dragon. The The Dragon is Dragon 8 C G51 We Are the People We are the People 20 F F53 Wooglin Forever We are coming Wooglin 13 G G54 Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why
PLEDGE/RUSH SONGSSittin' in that hallowed Reason X X G C
17 Beta Postscript, The Oh, when our Sons 10 C C37 Jolly Greeks, The Barbarians we Greeks 15 Bb F50 To the Pledge The three bright Bright 31 Bb F55 Wooglin to the Pledge
SERENADE SONGSCome Smoke a Pledge 5 Eb Bb
9 Beta Goodnight, The And now it's Goodnight 19 F C11 Beta Lullaby I'm gonna rock Lullaby 25 F C20 Beta Rose Queen of all Rose 24 G D23 Beta Sweetheart How would you Beta Sweet 26 G B25 Beta Sweetheart Song My Beta Sweet. My Sweet 30 Bb Bb33 I Took My Girl Out Walking I took my Girl Walking 14 G D34 In an Old Fashioned Garden In an Old Fash. Garden 12 G D42 My Beta Girl Night and the Girl 16 Eb G45 She Wears My Beta Pin Oh, she wears my Pin 28 G B47 Sweetheart Song Just walk her in Garden 22 A E56 You're the Girl-Dreams Most days run Dreams 23 G D
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FIRST WORD SEQUENCE
PAGE FIRST WORDS SONG TITLE KEYW O RD LT K EY FIRST
9 And now it's Beta Goodnight, The Goodnight 19 F
NOTE
C44 And now let hand Parting Song Parting 44 F C
2 As Beta's now As Beta's Now We Meet Meet 43 G B37 Barbarians we Jolly Greeks, The Greeks 15 Bb F
8 Bless now 0 God Beta Doxology Doxology 2 G G19 Brothers are we Beta Praise Praise 37 F A5 Come Brothers Beta Chorus, The Chorus 9 C G
55 Come Smoke a Wooglin to the Pledge Pledge 5 Eb Bb40 Dreary the man Marching Along Marching 4 Bb F31 For the staunch. For The Staunchest Staunchest 17 G G32 Gemma Nostra Gemma Nostra Gemma 3 G G
3 Hark! hark! give Banquet Hall, The Banquet 27 G D28 Height Ho, Crew Song (Round) Crew 45 Ab F23 How would you Beta Sweetheart Beta Sweet 26 G B33 I took my Girl I Took My Girl Out Walking Walking 14 G D11 I'm gonna rock Beta Lullaby Lullaby 25 F C34 In an Old Fash. In an Old Fashioned Garden Garden 12 G D47 Just walk her in Sweetheart Song Garden 22 A E38 Let all stand Let All Stand Together Stand 32 Bb F56 Most days run You're the Girl-Dreams Dreams 23 G D25 My Beta Sweet. Beta Sweetheart Song My Sweet 30 Bb Bb42 Night and the My Beta Girl Girl 16 Eb G
6 Oh, Beta day is Beta Day Beta Day 35 Bb F17 Oh, when our Beta Postscript, The Sons 10 C C39 Oh, start the Loving Cup, The Cup 1 G D45 Oh, she wears my She Wears My Beta Pin Pin 28 G B27 On Beta's night Beta's Emblems Emblems 29 F C20 Queen of all Beta Rose Rose 24 G D54 Sittin' in that hallowed Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Reason X X G C46 The Dragon is Sons of the Dragon, The Dragon 8 C G50 The three bright To the Pledge Bright 31 Bb F30 Then draw the Draw the Mystic Circle Circle 42 G D52 There's a legend We Gather Again Gather 39 F C48 There's a scene There's a Scene Scene 6 Bb F29 Three Hungry Crow Song, The Crow 21 Bb G
4 Thus Heart to Behold the Mystic Symbol Symbol 40 G G10 To Beta Now Beta Hymn Hymn 36 C C53 We are coming Wooglin Forever Wooglin 13 G G
1 We are singing Alumni's Return, The Alumni 38 Bb F51 We are the We Are the People People 20 F F21 We come with Beta Shrine, The Shrine 41 Bb F22 When Stars are Beta Stars, The Stars 11 G D36 When the shades In The Old Porch Chairs Chairs 7 G D15 Ye sons of Beta Beta Marseillaise, The Marseillaise 18 G D
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SONG TITLE SEQUENCE
PAGE SONG TITLE FIRST WORDS K EY WORD LT K EY FIRSTNOTE
1 Alumni's Return. The We are singing Alumni 38 Bb F2 As Beta's Now We Meet As Beta's now Meet 43 G B3 Banquet Hall, The Hark! hark! give Banquet 27 G D4 Behold the Mystic Symbol Thus Heart to Symbol 40 G G5 Beta Chorus. The Come Brothers Chorus 9 C G6 Beta Day Oh, Beta day is Beta Day 35 Bb F8 Beta Doxology Bless now O God Doxology 2 G G9 Beta Goodnight, The And now it's Goodnight 19 F C
10 Beta Hymn To Beta Now Hymn 36 C C11 Beta Lullaby I'm gonna rock Lullaby 25 F C15 Beta Marseillaise, The Ye sons of Beta Marseillaise 18 G D17 Beta Postscript, The Oh, when our Sons 10 C C19 Beta Praise Brothers are we Praise 37 F A20 Beta Rose Queen of all Rose 24 G D21 Beta Shrine, The We come with Shrine 41 Bb F22 Beta Stars, The When Stars are Stars 11 G D23 Beta Sweetheart How would you Beta Sweet 26 G B25 Beta Sweetheart Song My Beta Sweet. My Sweet 30 Bb Bb27 Beta's Emblems On Beta's night Emblems 29 F C28 Crew Song (Round) Height Ho, Crew 45 Ab F29 Crow Song, The Three Hungry Crow 21 Bb G30 Draw the Mystic Circle Then draw the Circle 42 G D31 For The Staunchest For the staunch. Staunchest 17 G G32 Gemma Nostra Gemma Nostra Gemma 3 G G33 I Took My Girl Out Walking I took my Girl Walking 14 G D34 In an Old Fashioned Garden In an Old Fash. Garden 12 G D36 In The Old Porch Chairs When the shades Chairs 7 G D37 Jolly Greeks, The Barbarians we Greeks 15 Bb F38 Let All Stand Together Let all stand Stand 32 Bb F39 Loving Cup. The Oh, start the Cup 1 G D40 Marching Along Dreary the man Marching 4 Bb F42 My Beta Girl Night and the Girl 16 Eb G44 Parting Song And now let hand Parting 44 F C45 She Wears My Beta Pin Oh, she wears my Pin 28 G B46 Sons of the Dragon, The The Dragon is Dragon 8 C G47 Sweetheart Song Just walk her in Garden 22 A E48 There's a Scene There's a scene Scene 6 Bb F50 To the Pledge The three bright Bright 31 Bb F51 We Are the People We arc the People 20 F F52 We Gather Again There's a legend Gather 39 F C53 Wooglin Forever We are coming Wooglin 13 G G54 Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Sittin' in that hallowed Reason X X G C55 Wooglin to the Pledge Come Smoke a Pledge 5 Eb Bb56 You're the Girl-Dreams Most days run Dreams 23 G D
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