The Songs of Beta Theta Pi

the songs of beta theta pi

The 26th edition songbook featuring sheet music of Beta’s beloved classics and contemporary favorites.

Shelby L. Molter

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.

ŠCopyright 1997 by Beta Theta Pi Fraternity all rights reserved

Dear Beta Brothers:

Welcome to the 27th Edition o f The Songs o f Beta Theta Pi. There are a few changes since the 26th Edition, the most exciting o f 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 o f the outpouring o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 line Lead, 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

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Shelby L. Molter, Miami '54 Song Book Editor

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Arr:Stephen B. Becker, Florida

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'69

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Idaho

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Beloit

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'69

Author:John B. Williams Jr, DePauw

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Idaho

Words:Martin Brooks Jr, W. Reserve 1864

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Florida

(Round)

'69

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Words:Ralph P. Smith, Denison 1888 J=120

Arr:Stephen B. Becker, J ( t h ir d v e rs e r e t .)

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DRAW THE MYSTIC CIRCLE

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Words:Charles J. Seaman, Denison 1871 Jno

Arr:Stephen B. Becker,

Florida

Melody:R.S.

Willis

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IN THE OLD PORCH CHAIRS A u t h o r :Horace G. Lozier, Chicago 1894

36

THE JOLLY GREEKS Words:Samuel L. Ward, Wabash 1873 J=125

M e l o d y :Litoria 37

LET ALL STAND TOGETHER ArrrEarl E. Hayes,

Idaho

'48

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THE LOVING CUP ArrrStephen B. Becker,

Florida

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Chicago 1894

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THE SONS OF THE DRAGON Arr:Earl E. Hayes,

Idaho

'48

A u t h o r :Kenneth W. Rogers,

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Sing before "The Beta Chorus" as an introduction 46

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Idaho

'48

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Syracuse

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Can be sung as second part of "The Beta Goodnight" 51

WE GATHER AGAIN Melody:R.

Z. Thomas

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Words:Wyllys C. Ransom, Michigan 1848

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S.Florida

'96

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Words:Horace G. Lozier, Chicago 1894

ArrrStephen B. Becker, Florida

'69

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YOU'RE THE GIRL OF A BETA'S DREAMS Words:Joseph M. Bachelor

Music:Paul C. Christman, Miami

'37

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SONG TITLE

FIRST WORDS

Loving Cup, The Beta Doxology Gemma Nostra Marching Along Wooglin to the Pledge There's a Scene In The Old Porch Chairs Sons of the Dragon, The Beta Chorus, The Beta Postscript, The Beta Stars, The In an Old Fashioned Garden Wooglin Forever I Took My Girl Out Walking Jolly Greeks, The My Beta Girl For The Staunchest Beta Marseillaise, The Beta Goodnight, The We Are the People Crow Song, The Sweetheart Song You're the Girl-Dreams Beta Rose Beta Lullaby Beta Sweetheart Banquet Hall, The She Wears My Beta Pin Beta's Emblems Beta Sweetheart Song To the Pledge Let All Stand Together Beta Day Beta Hymn Beta Praise Alumni's Return, The We Gather Again Behold the Mystic Symbol Beta Shrine. The Draw the Mystic Circle As Beta's Now We Meet Parting Song Crew Song (Round) Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why

Oh, start the Bless now O God Gemma Nostra Dreary the man Come Smoke a There's a scene When the shades The Dragon is Come Brothers Oh, when our When Stars are In an Old Fash.

We are coming I took my Girl Barbarians we Night and the For the staunch.

Ye sons of Beta And now it's We are the Three Hungry Just walk her in Most days run Queen of all I'm gonna rock How would you Hark! hark! give Oh, she wears my On Beta's night My Beta Sweet.

The three bright Let all stand Oh, Beta day is To Beta Now Brothers are we We are singing There's a legend Thus Heart to We come with Then draw the As Beta's now And now let hand Height Ho, Sittin' in that hallowed

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K E Y WORD K EY

Cup Doxology Gemma Marching Pledge Scene Chairs Dragon Chorus Sons Stars Garden Wooglin Walking Greeks Girl Staunchest Marseillaise Goodnight People Crow Garden Dreams Rose Lullaby Beta Sweet Banquet Pin Emblems My Sweet Bright Stand Beta Day Hymn Praise Alumni Gather Symbol Shrine Circle Meet Parting Crew Reason

G G G Bb Eb Bb G C C C G G G G Bb Eb G G F F Bb A G G F G G G F Bb Bb Bb Bb C F Bb F G Bb G G F Ab G

FIRST NOTE D G G F Bb F D G G C D D G D F G G D C F G E D D C B D B C Bb F F F C A F C G F D B C F C

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K E Y WORD SONG TITLE

Alumni Banquet Beta Day Beta Sweet Bright Chairs Chorus Circle Crew Crow Cup Doxology Dragon Dreams Emblems Garden Garden Gather Gemma Girl Goodnight Greeks Hymn Lullaby Marching Marseillaise Meet My Sweet Parting People Pin Pledge Praise Reason Rose Scene Shrine Sons Stand Stars Staunchest Symbol Walking Wooglin

FIRST WORDS

Alumni's Return, The Banquet Hall, The Beta Day Beta Sweetheart To the Pledge In The Old Porch Chairs Beta Chorus, The Draw the Mystic Circle Crew Song (Round) Crow Song, The Loving Cup, The Beta Doxology Sons of the Dragon, The You're the Girl-Dreams Beta's Emblems In an Old Fashioned Garden Sweetheart Song We Gather Again Gemma Nostra My Beta Girl Beta Goodnight, The Jolly Greeks, The Beta Hymn Beta Lullaby Marching Along Beta Marseillaise, The As Beta's Now We Meet Beta Sweetheart Song Parting Song We Are the People She Wears My Beta Pin Wooglin to the Pledge Beta Praise Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Beta Rose There's a Scene Beta Shrine, The Beta Postscript, The Let All Stand Together Beta Stars, The For The Staunchest Behold the Mystic Symbol I Took My Girl Out Walking Wooglin Forever

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We are singing Hark! hark! give Oh, Beta day is How would you The three bright When the shades Come Brothers Then draw the Height Ho, Three Hungry Oh, start the Bless now O God The Dragon is Most days run On Beta's night In an Old Fash.

Just walk her in There's a legend Gemma Nostra Night and the And now it's Barbarians we To Beta Now I'm gonna rock Dreary the man Ye sons of Beta As Beta's now My Beta Sweet.

And now let hand We are the Oh, she wears my Come Smoke a Brothers are we Sittin' in that hallowed Queen of all There's a scene We come with Oh, when our Let all stand When Stars are For the staunch.

Thus Heart to I took my Girl We are coming

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Alumni's Return, The As Beta's Now We Meet Behold the Mystic Symbol Beta Doxology Beta Shrine, The Draw the Mystic Circle Gemma Nostra Loving Cup, The Parting Song There's a Scene We Gather Again

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Banquet Hall, The Beta Chorus, The Beta Day Beta Hymn Beta Marseillaise, The Beta Praise Beta Stars, The Beta's Emblems Crew Song (Round) Crow Song. The For The Staunchest In The Old Porch Chairs Let All Stand Together Marching Along Sons of the Dragon. The We Are the People Wooglin Forever Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why

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Beta Postscript, The Jolly Greeks, The To the Pledge Wooglin to the Pledge

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Goodnight Lullaby Rose Beta Sweet My Sweet Walking Garden Girl Pin Garden Dreams

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We are singing As Beta's now Thus Heart to Bless now O God We come with Then draw the Gemma Nostra Oh, start the And now let hand There's a scene There's a legend

Alumni Meet Symbol Doxology Shrine Circle Gemma Cup Parting Scene Gather

Hark! hark! give Come Brothers Oh, Beta day is To Beta Now Ye sons of Beta Brothers are we When Stars are On Betaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s night Height Ho. Three Hungry For the staunch.

When the shades Let all stand Dreary the man The Dragon is We are the We are coming Sittin' in that hallowed

Banquet Chorus Beta Day Hymn Marseillaise Praise Stars Emblems Crew Crow Staunchest Chairs Stand Marching Dragon People Wooglin Reason

Oh, when our Barbarians we The three bright Come Smoke a And now it's I'm gonna rock Queen of all How would you My Beta Sweet.

I took my Girl In an Old Fash.

Night and the Oh, she wears my Just walk her in Most days run

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And now it's And now let hand As Beta's now Barbarians we Bless now 0 God Brothers are we Come Brothers Come Smoke a Dreary the man For the staunch.

Gemma Nostra Hark! hark! give Height Ho, How would you I took my Girl I'm gonna rock In an Old Fash.

Just walk her in Let all stand Most days run My Beta Sweet.

Night and the Oh, Beta day is Oh, when our Oh, start the Oh, she wears my On Beta's night Queen of all Sittin' in that hallowed The Dragon is The three bright Then draw the There's a legend There's a scene Three Hungry Thus Heart to To Beta Now We are coming We are singing We are the We come with When Stars are When the shades Y e sons of Beta

Beta Goodnight, The Parting Song As Beta's Now We Meet Jolly Greeks, The Beta Doxology Beta Praise Beta Chorus, The Wooglin to the Pledge Marching Along For The Staunchest Gemma Nostra Banquet Hall, The Crew Song (Round) Beta Sweetheart I Took My Girl Out Walking Beta Lullaby In an Old Fashioned Garden Sweetheart Song Let All Stand Together You're the Girl-Dreams Beta Sweetheart Song My Beta Girl Beta Day Beta Postscript, The Loving Cup, The She Wears My Beta Pin Beta's Emblems Beta Rose Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Sons of the Dragon, The To the Pledge Draw the Mystic Circle We Gather Again There's a Scene Crow Song, The Behold the Mystic Symbol Beta Hymn Wooglin Forever Alumni's Return, The We Are the People Beta Shrine, The Beta Stars, The In The Old Porch Chairs Beta Marseillaise, The

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Goodnight Parting Meet Greeks Doxology Praise Chorus Pledge Marching Staunchest Gemma Banquet Crew Beta Sweet Walking Lullaby Garden Garden Stand Dreams My Sweet Girl Beta Day Sons Cup Pin Emblems Rose Reason Dragon Bright Circle Gather Scene Crow Symbol Hymn Wooglin Alumni People Shrine Stars Chairs Marseillaise

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Alumni's Return. The As Beta's Now We Meet Banquet Hall, The Behold the Mystic Symbol Beta Chorus. The Beta Day Beta Doxology Beta Goodnight, The Beta Hymn Beta Lullaby Beta Marseillaise, The Beta Postscript, The Beta Praise Beta Rose Beta Shrine, The Beta Stars, The Beta Sweetheart Beta Sweetheart Song Beta's Emblems Crew Song (Round) Crow Song, The Draw the Mystic Circle For The Staunchest Gemma Nostra I Took My Girl Out Walking In an Old Fashioned Garden In The Old Porch Chairs Jolly Greeks, The Let All Stand Together Loving Cup. The Marching Along My Beta Girl Parting Song She Wears My Beta Pin Sons of the Dragon, The Sweetheart Song There's a Scene To the Pledge We Are the People We Gather Again Wooglin Forever Wooglin Gives Us the Reason Why Wooglin to the Pledge You're the Girl-Dreams

We are singing As Beta's now Hark! hark! give Thus Heart to Come Brothers Oh, Beta day is Bless now O God And now it's To Beta Now I'm gonna rock Ye sons of Beta Oh, when our Brothers are we Queen of all We come with When Stars are How would you My Beta Sweet.

On Beta's night Height Ho, Three Hungry Then draw the For the staunch.

Gemma Nostra I took my Girl In an Old Fash.

When the shades Barbarians we Let all stand Oh, start the Dreary the man Night and the And now let hand Oh, she wears my The Dragon is Just walk her in There's a scene The three bright We arc the There's a legend We are coming Sittin' in that hallowed Come Smoke a Most days run

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Alumni Meet Banquet Symbol Chorus Beta Day Doxology Goodnight Hymn Lullaby Marseillaise Sons Praise Rose Shrine Stars Beta Sweet My Sweet Emblems Crew Crow Circle Staunchest Gemma Walking Garden Chairs Greeks Stand Cup Marching Girl Parting Pin Dragon Garden Scene Bright People Gather Wooglin Reason Pledge Dreams

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