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"Witch of November" is a song that was written and performed by the rock band Rush. It was released on their 1975 album "Caress of Steel" and has since become a fan favorite. The song is known for its haunting and atmospheric sound, with lyrics that paint a vivid picture of a mystical and mysterious woman. The song opens with soft and eerie guitar arpeggios, creating a sense of intrigue and anticipation. As the music builds, the lyrics tell the story of a witch who appears during the month of November. The song describes her as a captivating and powerful figure, with the ability to enchant and manipulate those who encounter her.

A: “Herman Hesse is the single most read German author in the world. His books such as ‘Steppenwolf’ have been translated into many different languages. We were rather surprised but very pleased and had a very enjoyable and successful performance in Hesse’s birth city.”

The pop hit Shambala by Three Dog Night and popularized by Rockapella is a buoyant song full of tasty harmonies and a warm gospel groove that will infuse your concert with the hopefulness and joy. Q The album Monster is considered to be the band s most political album by touching on several important issues during the time period it was released ranging from US policy to the Vietnam War.

The song describes her as a captivating and powerful figure, with the ability to enchant and manipulate those who encounter her. The lyrics also speak of the duality of the witch, describing her as both alluring and dangerous. She is portrayed as a seductive temptress who lures people into her web, only to ultimately betray them.

Magic Carpet Ride

"Magic Carpet Ride" is a rock song written by John Kay and Rushton Moreve from the Canadian-American hard rock band Steppenwolf. The song was initially released in 1968 on the album The Second. It was the lead single from that album, peaking at number three in the US, and staying in the charts for 16 weeks, longer than any other Steppenwolf song. The 45 version is not only an edit of the album version but contains a different vocal take on the first verse. The song appears in the 1996 film Star Trek: First Contact when Zefram Cochrane (James Cromwell) takes off on his first warp flight in the Phoenix.

Release Date: 1968

Songbooks, Arrangements and/or Media

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All Three charts are featured on The Swingle Singer's album 'Around The World Folk Songs.'

Songlist: Choral Sentences for Holy Week and Easter, Mary Wept, Easter, I Am the Resurrection, Happy In The Lord, I Want Two Wings, Love is Here to Stay, Love is Here to Stay, Santafecino de Veras, La Doble, Happy Together, A Boy and a Girl, Barb'ry Ellen, Ciao, Bella, Ciao, David of the White Rock, The Oxen, There Is Joy, Joy, Joy!, (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay, Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit, The Wooing of a Girl, Rejoice!, Sing Hallelu!, Thula, Babana, Day Song, Eine kleine Snailmusik, Jack's Valentine, The Witches' Trio, A Young Nun, Singing, Barbara Allen, Joyfully Sing, and more

The layered wordless accompaniment "Just the Way You Are" provides a steady and soulful underlay for the sweet pop melody and lyrics of the Bruno Mars chart-topper. Perfect for Valentine's Day, prom, spring concert or any romantic occasion! A cappella ensembles will love the rhythmic groove of the reggae-infused mega-hit "I'm Yours" from Jason Mraz in a close harmony setting that you will perform again and again! The pop hit "Shambala" by Three Dog Night and popularized by Rockapella is a buoyant song full of tasty harmonies and a warm gospel groove that will infuse your concert with the hopefulness and joy. This "vocals only" edition will be especially effective for choirs of all types! Contemporary a cappella guru Deke Sharon's arrangement of Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet is packed with energy a makes for a great show opener, closer or encore. "You're My Best Friend" as sung by Straight No Chaser on their chart topping album With a Twist, this classic rock song feature's Queen's classic swooping vocal harmonies. The iconic song "Seven Bridges Road" by the Eagles from the late 1960s speaks directly to the heart with thrilling vocal harmonies that will showcase your ensemble at their best!

Songlist: I'm Yours, Just the Way You Are, Shambala, Magic Carpet Ride , You're My Best Friend, Seven Bridges Road

Individual Folios

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Take a rock and roll hajj back to the psychedelic 60's on Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet. Packed with energy, this arrangement makes for a great show opener, closer or encore.

Arranger: Deke Sharon Performed By: Steppenwolf

Take a rock and roll hajj back to the psychedelic 60's on Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet. Packed with energy, this arrangement makes for a great show opener, closer or encore.

Arranger: Deke Sharon Performed By: Steppenwolf

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This portrayal reflects traditional folklore and mythology surrounding witches, who were often seen as both enchanting and malevolent. Musically, "Witch of November" showcases the band's progressive rock style, with intricate guitar work, complex time signatures, and dynamic shifts in tempo and intensity. The song features intricate guitar solos, atmospheric keyboard textures, and powerful drumming, all of which contribute to the overall mystical and atmospheric feel of the track. Overall, "Witch of November" is a captivating and evocative song that showcases Rush's talent for storytelling and their ability to create a sense of mood and atmosphere through their music. Its haunting lyrics and powerful instrumentation make it a standout track on the "Caress of Steel" album, and a favorite among fans of the band..

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