Momentous score …
Tuesday, July 26th, 2005
Somewhere Out There
by James Ingram & Linda Ronstadt
Somewhere out there,
Beneath the pale moonlight,
Someone’s thinking of me,
And loving me tonight.
Somewhere out there,
Someone’s saying a prayer,
Then we’ll find one another,
In that big somewhere out there.
(Chorus 1)
And even though I know how very far apart we are,
It helps to think we might be wishing
On the same bright star,
And when the night wind start to sing
A lonesome lullaby,
It helps to think we’re sleeping underneath the
Same big sky.
(Chorus 2)
Somewhere out there,
If love can see us thorugh,
Then, we’ll be together,
Somewhere out there, out where dreams, come true.
An American Tale (1987)
It was during my Recruit Era and this was the first score that we, the juniors had to learn in order to play along with the rest of the band members. Cuak jugak since selama tu we just looked at the simple form of ‘togey‘, the killer marches. Thank God this score wasnt that hard, otherwise sure kena sedasss dgn Kak Piza.
Eye-coordination was the main important lesson that we learned in playing in the big orchestra. Switching eyes from the score sheet to the majestic yet gracefull body and hand movement of Kak Natasha Ann Sidhu, our Senior Drum Majorette at that time, was indeed a wonderful moments. I have never seen someone conducting the band the way she did. Watching her ..it blewn me away..pheww.
I miss that era…
