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[–]TBONENCF 135 points136 points ago

I challenge all reddit choir nerds to upload videos of them attempting this exactly as written for my amusement

[–]Angelkitty15 32 points33 points ago

What about the band geeks?

[–]ItsWarm 11 points12 points ago

No.. then I would have to transpose. x_x and trombones aren't exactly the best instruments for playing things faster than eighth notes.

[–]asoftoday123 29 points30 points ago

Fuck you trombones do as we please.

[–]CrimsonKevlar 5 points6 points ago

What's that you say? Christian Lindberg would like a word.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU_XZK4VpHQ

[–]jajorda2 18 points19 points ago

On the tuba?????

[–]revchj 6 points7 points ago

Preferably played by Opus the penguin.

[–]orthag 7 points8 points ago

I'd do it, but I can't sing that high.

[–]VengefulOctopus 2 points3 points ago

Coloratura soprano here. May attempt.

[–]magyar_wannabe 22 points23 points ago

Maya Rudolph attempted. Sorry for the shitty quality, but better than a hulu video with an ad.

[–]Dagos 4 points5 points ago

I tried to sing it but I'm too embarrassed with the result. No video for you!!!!

[–]chocolatesprinkles 2 points3 points ago

Challenge considered. I'll actually ask my choir teacher tomorrow if he would humor me and let us record this tomorrow. I think he'll let us because he constantly rants about how much this annoys him. He'll think it's funny

[–]DJRD 550 points551 points ago

Musician tip: Putting a whole bunch of space between notes (ie lines 4 and 6) does not lengthen a note.

[–]morgk 118 points119 points ago

it needs some rests in there

[–]DestineeW 39 points40 points ago

Still think this would have been more entertaining to play in high school band. The traditional version was never my forte.

[–]Zhamf 78 points79 points ago

No. We are not doing this.

[–]congenital_derpes 55 points56 points ago

Thanks for ending that before it got ritardando.

[–]DestineeW 30 points31 points ago

Yea, wouldn't want it to accelerando.

[–]congenital_derpes 28 points29 points ago

alright, we better give it a rest.

[–]pisspants 25 points26 points ago

I don't like your tone

[–]theaws0m3guy 17 points18 points ago

The dynamics of this group is just great.

[–]DestineeW 13 points14 points ago

I agree. Not a broken chord yet.

[–]May_I_Have_A_Burrito 12 points13 points ago

Ok then, I'll see you guys at the next Bar.

[–]BoShankin 5 points6 points ago

Yeh, good idea, before this thread falls flat.

[–]CriesOfBirds 2 points3 points ago

It already needs a major overhaul

[–]ApostaLOL 2 points3 points ago

You are pretty sharp at making puns, but we better stop before we get it treble.

[–]DestineeW 2 points3 points ago

The repercussions would be minor if we continue to duet.

[–]doubledeuce22 3 points4 points ago

Give that pitch some vibrato.

[–]Captain-Obviouss 18 points19 points ago

Pitches love vibrato.

[–]Captain-Obviouss 5 points6 points ago

Don't get sharp with me buddy.

[–]macarassacre 16 points17 points ago

It also needs slurs, otherwise it sounds like a choking bird.

[–]CotST 1 point2 points ago

or like T-pain singing

[–]carltoncarlton 8 points9 points ago

I interpreted the whole bunch of space as more of a guide, rather than precise note length. I suppose if the tempo was written as 'Freely', this could give you an indication as to what the arranger had in mind.

[–]GingerBananas 1 point2 points ago

He didn't connect the eighth note and the quarter note on the first "you"

[–]drownballchamp 1 point2 points ago

It's also supposed to be 3/4 time so I don't think there's a lot of accuracy here.

[–]c9silver 8 points9 points ago

It's just a joke, give it a rest

[–]some_neanderthal 3 points4 points ago

Actual musician tip: The melismatic notes appear to be appogiaturas (albeit without slurs), so the space between actual notes of the melody serves only to fit these notes into the measure, not to serve as a representation of note length.

[–]DJRD 4 points5 points ago

reply from an actual musician: I know what a melisma is. I meant the space between two given notes. In line 4, for example, on the word "What," The space between the dotted eighth note and the pickup into "so" does not matter. you could put pages worth of empty space there and it's still just a dotted eighth note.

[–]Grieglet 10 points11 points ago

It's probably for dramatic visual effect. You know, the target audience of this joke doesn't really give a fuck about customary engraving rules.

[–]hawksfan81 53 points54 points ago

There's a piece by John Cage called "As Slow as Possible" that takes 639 years to play.

[–]thane_of_galmis 32 points33 points ago

The current organ performance of the piece at St. Burchardi church in Halberstadt, Germany, began in 2001 and is scheduled to have a duration of 639 years, ending in 2640.

What? I don't even... damn.

[–]b3b456de 23 points24 points ago

Further dates for changing notes are:

July 5, 2004

July 5, 2005

January 5, 2006

May 5, 2006[11]

July 5, 2008

November 5, 2008

February 5, 2009

July 5, 2010

February 5, 2011

August 5, 2011

July 5, 2012

October 5, 2013

September 5, 2020

.............

[–]Magrippinho 18 points19 points ago

I guess someone in Germany saw that piece and went "Challenge accepted!"

[–]ITS_STILL_TENDER 46 points47 points ago

That guy is such a fuck.

[–]guchilist 3 points4 points ago

Someone will definitely steal this comment and make a post in TIL. That greedy sick karmawhore..

[–]Clinic2 199 points200 points ago

That shit annoys the fuck out of me. Just sing it, and sing it right. Then let the sports begin.

[–]broncoz33 80 points81 points ago

Same here. You can sing it in a way that makes it your own but if it takes 20 minutes because every fucking syllable is a god damn scale I start to get really angry. I feel like it is actually disrespectful at a certain point.

[–]ayures 45 points46 points ago

There's always extra at the end to piss you off, too.

..And the hoooOOoOoOoOOOoooOOOoOOoOOOOme of theeeeeeeee BRRRRAAAAAaaaaaAAaaAaAaaAaAAAAAaaaaAaaAAAaaAAAaAAAAAaaaaAAaaAAVE!"

[–]chimusicguy 7 points8 points ago

And during brave, give enough time for nine extraneous chords to be played, one for each inning.

[–]kapherine 16 points17 points ago

Oh definitely disrespectful at that point. Sing it so I can be proud damnit.

[–]Hyllah 206 points207 points ago

How it's supposed to sound. Brings a tear to my eye.

Edit: Came to my attention that there was not enough 'Merica.

[–]Chilis1 81 points82 points ago

I think I actually became American when those fighter jets came out.

[–]orthag 37 points38 points ago

Yeah. It happens sometimes. Deal with it.

[–]rallion 19 points20 points ago

That's actually exactly what you're supposed to do. With wolves, you yell. With bears, you slowly and calmly back away. With fighter jets, you become American. It's basic safety and risk reduction.

[–]AlphabetDeficient 9 points10 points ago

Yeah, that happened to me when the B2 flyover happened at the Rose Bowl.

[–]fumancu 128 points129 points ago

That hit me right in the 'Merica

[–]forkoverthegoods 22 points23 points ago

Wow, that was really beautiful. I really enjoyed that.

[–]Subhazard 38 points39 points ago

THAT'S how you honor our country. Right the fuck there.

[–]Reaction_Image_Man 9 points10 points ago

[–]awesomechemist 7 points8 points ago

Holy fuck, those herald trumpets... That's some majestic shit, right there.

[–]nerds-fuck-adaquetly 17 points18 points ago

I always loved the tenor part.

[–]Lightss 12 points13 points ago

I was in chamber at my school and was always jealous of the tenor part in this song. It compliments everything so well, I LOVE how the song is originally written to sing.

pop stars these days butcher it, tis a shame ;s

[–]IsThatTheJoke 5 points6 points ago

Awesome! I really enjoy this version as well.

[–]sammisaran 4 points5 points ago

Or Wayne Messmer. Chicago Legend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-lSWeFIOKg

[–]fozziefreakingbear 6 points7 points ago

That was beautiful :')

[–]jack12354 6 points7 points ago

I was hoping you'd post 'America, Fuck Yeah'...

[–]Hyllah 3 points4 points ago

Thanks for bringing my lack of patriotism to my attention. Edited my comment with more "Fuck Ya."

[–]jack12354 7 points8 points ago

[–]yeaweckin 2 points3 points ago

That's not the Blackhawks anthem singer.

[–]TheLostBigBoss 2 points3 points ago

Damn, that was all the way back in 04.

[–]KellyAnn3106 23 points24 points ago

I used to sing national anthems at college hockey games. My job was to sing it right and get my ass off the ice so the game could start. I was a formality and not the reason people were there.

One week, this tween Christina Aguilera wanna be was booked to sing because I had a conflict. Her mother told the event staff that "after my baby sings the national anthem, she's going to sing God Bless America." (This was right after 9/11) They told her where to stick that idea. Anyway, the girl stretched the anthem to about 8 minutes long. It was so awful that several season ticket holders (and big school donors) threatened to cancel their tickets if they ever let her sing again because she made such a mockery of the song.

[–]amazoncon 40 points41 points ago

Totally agree. All these verbal gymnastics accomplish is to make the anthem about the singer, not the nation.

[–]meloncoke 12 points13 points ago

Agreed. But I have never heard any recording artist sing it as well as Whitney Houston. After watching Beyonce sing at the inauguration, I had to watch this video again right after.

[–]spyd3rweb 31 points32 points ago

Just skip it all together, there is no need to sing the national anthem.

[–]falconfetus8 29 points30 points ago

Seriously. It's a sporting event, it has nothing to do with patriotism. It would make sense at a soldier's funeral, or before we participate in the Olympics, but not at a sporting event.

[–]scamps1 11 points12 points ago

Here in the UK, we only sing anthems before international matches, or when teams from different countries play eachother.

So in football (our type), internationals or European competitions have national anthems. To be honest, I hear it maybe, 8, 9 or 10 times a year.

[–]smstton2 2 points3 points ago

I dunno. I get what you're saying and it makes sense. It just think it's neat that we have that tradition.

[–]fizzlefist 6 points7 points ago

Like seriously, can you not hold a fucking note instead of running all over the place?

[–]HungryTaco 16 points17 points ago

"11 year old singer-songwriter"

That's when I knew it was gonna be good.

[–]tryptophantom 14 points15 points ago

After about 5 seconds on each note, she was finally able to find the correct pitch

[–]ACaseForSobriety 13 points14 points ago

That was difficult to watch.

[–]Lifebehindadesk 9 points10 points ago

I got through "Oh say can you" and shut it off. Nope.

[–]NoMoreDebates 8 points9 points ago

I especially enjoyed the smacking mouth noises in between lines.

[–]Geneoaf 7 points8 points ago

This actually crashed my laptop. I was halfway through showing this video to my fiance and his brothers when I got to see the windows 8 blue screen for the first time, it has a sad face on it. This actually sounded better when it was crashing and stuck on a note.

[–]tittyfister69 5 points6 points ago

Where did this whole "Singing the National Anthem as slowly as possible" thing come from?

[–]dayman_fighter 11 points12 points ago

when she goes to say light cringe D: omg why

[–]TheOneFreeMan77 4 points5 points ago

Oh fuck that...

[–]TitaninMagellan 2 points3 points ago

How do these people get the idea that they are good enough to sing in front of these many people. She can sing better than I can, but you don't have to be a singer to hear how truly terrible that was.

I don't think she sang a note completely in tune.

[–]The_Ecstatic_X 65 points66 points ago

I'm no professional musician but it looks like your larynx is supposed to have a seizure

[–]AwayFromTheMoon 15 points16 points ago

My chorus director in high school referred to this as vocal gymnastics.

[–]archelochus 31 points32 points ago

This is probably one of the funniest posts I have seen in a long time. It's so true too, all these artists are trying to sound good by fluctuation EVERY SINGLE note, but it just sounds like they're choking on a grasshopper

[–]peterpressurecooker 11 points12 points ago

As an amateur musician, I lost it at the chromatic scale.

[–]superior_taste 101 points102 points ago

This is not how notation works.

[–]AbramsLullaby 117 points118 points ago

That's alright most people who sing the anthem and sporting events can't read music anyways.

[–]gm4 50 points51 points ago

At quick glance besides the spacing there isn't much wrong, plus its a joke. This is why people hate us orchestra nerds.

[–]spencer32320 3 points4 points ago

*band nerds

[–]gm4 19 points20 points ago

No sir, band nerds are an entirely different breed than orchestra nerds, as choir nerds are different than both equally. It is a trifecta of attention-whoring at its best!

[–]drownballchamp 1 point2 points ago

The notes don't add up properly. It's supposed to be 3/4 time but it has one line with a quarter note, a half note, and a whole bunch of eighth, 16th and 32nd notes.

[–]Grieglet 4 points5 points ago

They do. The 16th/32nd notes surrounding the principal notes are merely melismatic ornaments (hence the smaller size), which are to be regarded as 'timeless'

[–]Coolguyzack 4 points5 points ago

Sure it is! if you read all of those as grace notes or something hahaha

[–]josephsh 9 points10 points ago

I think he means empty space between notes referring to pauses (i.e. rests) which require their own symbols of course

[–]Coolguyzack 3 points4 points ago

It would just be a poor way of writing it, but if you read those embellishments as out of time, it all checks out. Of course there aren't any commas to show where to breathe. Don't get me wrong I hate it just as much

[–]bdonreddit 0 points1 point ago

Rests in that section would only instruct the musician to cut off and take a breath, so none are really necessary. Also, nobody sings the Star Spangled Banner in straight time, so what you're used to hearing will have many, many more pauses and awkward fermatas than the written music. I guess you could have written a fermata over every half note to make it match a little better with what the singers typically do, but...

This is exactly how notation works.

[–]nahanahs 16 points17 points ago

by the dawn's early lights?

[–]watcher_of_the_skies[S] 62 points63 points ago

This must be the tatooine version.

[–]kenba2099 3 points4 points ago

I always thought it was "by the daunterly lights." I knew it didn't make sense but never knew it was that.

[–]feedingmydreams 14 points15 points ago

As an American, I am bored as shit of this song.

[–]spect0rjohn 6 points7 points ago

Maya Rudolph's version FTW

[–]SenorMunkE 6 points7 points ago

I hate how people fail to remember that the Star Spangled Banner is A FUCKING MARCH AND THEREFORE SHOULD BE SUNG/PLAYED AT MARCH TEMPO!!

[–]Kugala 3 points4 points ago

Hah, my band director years ago would always yell that "It's a march, not a death march!"

We had a few games where kids from choir would sing with us, and one in particular didn't show up to the 1-2 rehearsals for it. We left her in the dust when she tried to drag it out; crappy PA systems have nothing on a full band in 40F weather.

[–]the2belo 5 points6 points ago

"O!!!!!!!"

[–]pronto185 2 points3 points ago

I was surprised this wasn't the photo...

[–]the2belo 3 points4 points ago

"How to sing the national anthem at a sporting event in the mid-Atlantic states"

[–]zadtheinhaler 5 points6 points ago

Reminds of the following joke -

Q: In opera, what is a coloratura?

A: That crazy bitch who tries to sing all the notes at once.

[–]ElricG 9 points10 points ago

You have to completely overdo EVERY SINGLE NOTE

[–]IndecisionToCallYou 9 points10 points ago

If we still went by the rules of the opera, a phantom would show up and ruin your day if you started pulling this crap.

[–]condirice 21 points22 points ago

Or in Beyonce's case: just hit play

[–]fogdelune 8 points9 points ago

I've always thought Beyonce's music was overly-arpeggiated crap. I almost get mad that there are so many more talented artists, who truly have soul, who don't get any attention because Beyonce and Rihanna have to get played every 10 seconds.

[–]apostrotastrophe 18 points19 points ago

Beyonce is incredibly talented. Say what you want about Rihanna, but Beyonce is a powerhouse.

edit ... the Glastonbury concert is proof enough... This cover of The Beautiful Ones and Sex is on Fire, especially the first time she really explodes around 2:20... and this song also gives me goosebumps. And this one is so much fun, and blows Tina Turner out of the water.

[–]captainzigzag 3 points4 points ago

Also, dat ass.

[–]Alcoholicia 4 points5 points ago

[–]Fuego_Fiero 3 points4 points ago

Love the chromatic on proud. I think I would actually applaud harder if someone did that in the national anthem.

[–]animrast 3 points4 points ago

John Stafford Smith actually wrote the melodic line to the national anthem. Francis Scott Key only wrote the words.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Stafford_Smith

[–]hornydeafman69 4 points5 points ago

The longer the song, the bigger the chance of someone forgetting the words

[–]zerbey 2 points3 points ago

OK, I've lived in this country almost 14 years and I've heard some darn good versions of the Star Spangled Banner. Some awful ones too. I still don't understand why we never get to sing it together? I miss doing that at sporting events in England.

[–]Eagerbeaverinmexico 2 points3 points ago

But lip synced at a presidential innauguration

[–]kwprules 2 points3 points ago

It has to switch randomly to 4/4. Other than that, great.

[–]KurtGriffin 2 points3 points ago

I always thought it was "dawnderly" instead of "dawns early." Weird.

[–]MickTheBloodyPirate 2 points3 points ago

I can handle it taking longer to sing. What I can't stand is all the twilling and warbling that a lot of these younger pop and r&b performers do to the song, constantly.

[–]mind_the_gap 2 points3 points ago

It should say John Stafford Smith in the upper right corner, not F Scott Key. You credit the composer of the music on the sheet music, not the writer of the lyrics. Or at least say words by F Scott Key, but you gotta credit the composer of the music.

[–]snaxe 5 points6 points ago

All of those extra notes give it soul, or so I've been told.

[–]Scorponix 7 points8 points ago

There is a big line between singing with soul or singing with technique. Soul will get today's immature teenagers to jump out of their seats at grace notes and weird fluctuating sub-laryngal movements. But technique will sound incredible, respectful, and will make people say "Wow….just wow." Edit: Fixed a word because auto-correct changed it to something else entirely

[–]Buddhainhair 5 points6 points ago

I tried to sing it, and it sounded fairly accurate. Accurate in the sporting event sense, not the american national anthem sense.

[–]ihasakiwi 0 points1 point ago

Eric Whitacre posted this on Facebook haha

[–]H0K -2 points-1 points ago

The world does not have one national anthem....

[–]onelazykid 2 points3 points ago

You could say auld Lang syne could be it, but that is kind of Scottish.

[–]ecrasezlinfame 3 points4 points ago

Beethoven's 9th finale is a pretty ubiquitous European one, but that is probably the best that can be done

[–]GaryXBF 2 points3 points ago

"kind of" Scottish? it could hardly be more Scottish, especially when sung in the proper Scots and not anglicized

[–]countlazypenis 1 point2 points ago

Or if you're at a national event...don't bother singing at all.

[–]motomoto86 1 point2 points ago

I don't know how to read this in my head

[–]y00t 1 point2 points ago

Bleeding Gums Murphy

[–]espiespi 3 points4 points ago

[–]VancitySwag 0 points1 point ago

this is so true and its so annoying

[–]hemite 0 points1 point ago

Finally, years of music training have paid off and helped me understand this joke.

[–]aztech101 1 point2 points ago

I appear to have forgotten how to read music, I have no idea what I'm looking at.

[–]TunaCasserole 1 point2 points ago

Humming that was a bit of a challenge.

[–]thedower -1 points0 points ago

AT THE WHAAAT?!?

[–]planeray 0 points1 point ago

[–]james39 2 points3 points ago

Ohhhhwoahhhhhhhhhayyoayyohhhhhhhh say can you seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[–]RinoQuez 1 point2 points ago

Is someone going to record this already or what?

[–]fredthegoddess 1 point2 points ago

Don't forget to confirm and deny too!

[–]TheMediumPanda 1 point2 points ago

Always found the 'Star Spangled Banner' quite boring and furthermore overly patriotic/nationalistic (although the latter is par for the course for many anthems).

[–]yadnulsirhc -1 points0 points ago

[–]vile_and_pernicious 0 points1 point ago

I believe the technical term here is "oversouling."

[–]Mattloaf3 1 point2 points ago

There are several mistakes. DO YOU EVEN GLIST

[–]magical_pink_unicorn 0 points1 point ago

Raise your hand if you sang it out loud and scared your neighbors!

[–]21nipples 1 point2 points ago

Ahh yes, beautiful Reddit. I can communicate with Americans without there being a mass shooting :) what a joy.

[–]HowManyMonkeys 0 points1 point ago

Or Happy Birthday for the President

[–]MiguelLancaster 1 point2 points ago

I want to play and record this as written, but I'm sure someone else can do it much more quickly than I can. So --- someone please do this.

[–]egusw 0 points1 point ago

Change it to c minor and sing this shit staccato.

[–]CowboySpencer 1 point2 points ago

Hi Facebook ... oh, I'm on reddit. I got disoriented there for a second.

[–]andywildman 0 points1 point ago

Zac Brown Band did it the right way at the Falcons-49ers game on Sunday.

[–]Regador5 1 point2 points ago

As a musician, this makes no sense.

[–]scrappindanny 0 points1 point ago

[–]Nobber123 0 points1 point ago

'MURICA

[–]moe_sizlak 1 point2 points ago

[–]Shaneman 1 point2 points ago

So, I'm guessing this is a repost.

I have no knowledge of this being a repost.

I am saying this simply because I saw this on facebook yesterday.

IT DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY

[–]PeeWeeSpermin 0 points1 point ago

My favorite rendition has to be Marvin Gaye's at the 1983 NBA all-star game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRvVzaQ6i8A

[–]sillybeartoe 1 point2 points ago

you should probably finish the song though

[–]BlackestVoid 0 points1 point ago

And when they hit the high note the crowd goes apeshit.

[–]Lifebehindadesk 0 points1 point ago

I just tried singing this and almost died.

[–]funkbitch 0 points1 point ago

[–]Organs 0 points1 point ago

I thank whoever put that together!

[–]Trebulon5000 1 point2 points ago

Usually I see things on Reddit and then on Facebook later... First time seeing that reversed.

[–]TH3_FORC3 0 points1 point ago

As someone who doesn't understand musical notes, this is like a sweet knock-knock joke written in Klingon.

[–]Kakela 0 points1 point ago

Tracy High band?

[–]EstebanL 1 point2 points ago

This is just a clusterfuck of notes.

[–]Irnbruguy 1 point2 points ago

National Anthem? Nah that's not God Save The Queen.

[–]tomz17 0 points1 point ago

Enjoy this definitive masters class in how to do it right (Whitney 1991)

[–]Matthicus 0 points1 point ago

The best version, from the Naked Gun.

[–]LizzieButtons 1 point2 points ago

Ugh, drives me nuts. A few years ago, James Taylor sang the anthem at the Winter Classic. He just played his guitar and sang the notes, as written. No milking high notes, no weird pop coloratura. It was refreshing and beautiful.

[–]TitaninMagellan 1 point2 points ago

A hundred years ago a person who sang this way would be booed off the field because of their disrespect for the song.

[–]WillTheGreat 0 points1 point ago

I hate the shitty Marvin Gaye rip off "yeeaah" every artist thinks they should do towards the end of the Start Spangle Banner between "triumph shall" and wave. Listen let's not over emphasize your voice, Marvin Gaye was in the zone. You? Not so much. You're just a dick.

[–]Tetelesthai 1 point2 points ago

THANK YOU! Man, I hate the R&B vocal improv (EDIT: apparently called "Oversouling"). So annoying.

[–]ScHiZ0 0 points1 point ago

It seem there are only two types of pop vocals. Autotune for the completely tonedeaf, and screaming your head off with ridiculous vibrato in a "soulful" wailing for everyone else.

[–]thenomeer 0 points1 point ago

Weird... I was at a basketball game today and they weren't able to play it on a recording so we all sang it... Led by the announcer

[–]joserskid 0 points1 point ago

Any musician able to play this or better yet sing it for us?

For science of course.

[–]FriendlyDespot 1 point2 points ago

I fail to understand why this is done at all outside of international games. Anthems at sporting events are played because teams represent countries. That's not the case at domestic events.

[–]classy_stegasaurus 0 points1 point ago

Just once, I want someone to record this in the most show-off tone of voice possible. Something so in-your-face that it just screams AWESOME

[–]naksidras 0 points1 point ago

This is true for most of them, but this one is just spectacular.

[–]wisebloodfoolheart 0 points1 point ago

How come no one ever sings the other verses?

[–]Kylesmomabigfatbtch 0 points1 point ago

200th Upvote. Life is good!

[–]simperingfool 0 points1 point ago

Translationparty for the win, in the current vernacular that is.

For laughs check out the pledge and the presidential oath of office.

[–]ckath 0 points1 point ago

I went to a 4th July celebration once and the Singapore national anthem was sung in the exact same way... The poor flag bearers were having a hard time carrying those flags

[–]firematt422 0 points1 point ago

It's interesting that you chose to arrange it in the Key of F. Scott