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Compare And Contrast When The Saints Go Marching In

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Nashville Combo and Louis Armstrong both played the song “When the Saints Go Marching In” in their own unique way. This song has a very familiar melody and can be altered to change the tone quite easily. Even though there are some similarities between the two versions such as choice of instruments, the versions have a different tempo, tone, timbre, style, and dynamic. Nashville’s Combo took an upbeat route to this version of the song. The tempo is faster than Louis Armstrong’s version and has more of a bluegrass tone to it. While Louis Armstrong’s version was slower and had a jazzier tone. The notes were drawn out more and so was the singing. The beat and tempo for each song helped add to the overall tone and style. Even though both versions

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