Preview of the intermediate tenor sax sheet music arrangement for “Let's Dance” by Chris Montez.
The progression
Structure & dynamics
What's in the mix
Let's Dance and Have Some Kinda Fun!!! (1963)
Released on the Monogram label, this debut album collected the upbeat rock and roll singles that first brought Montez attention, including his breakout hit 'Let's Dance' and 'Some Kinda Fun'. It captures his early style, full of short, energetic tracks aimed squarely at the teen dance crowd.
All of Let's Dance and Have Some Kinda Fun!!!Chris Montez
Chris Montez is a Mexican-American singer and guitarist from Los Angeles, born in 1943, who started out in rock and roll before moving toward pop and Latin styles. His mentor was Ritchie Valens, and he scored a top-five U.S. hit in 1962 with 'Let's Dance'. Later in the 1960s he reinvented himself as a soft pop balladeer, charting again with songs like 'The More I See You' and 'Call Me'.
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Good to know
What key is "Let's Dance" in?
"Let's Dance" by Chris Montez is in F♯ major.
What is the tempo of "Let's Dance"?
"Let's Dance" plays at around 150 BPM in 4/4 time.
What chords are in "Let's Dance"?
The core progression is A, F♯, B, C♯, E♭m7, and F♯7, built around the F♯ major tonal center.
What instruments play on "Let's Dance"?
The recording features drums, bass, electric guitar, synth, and vocals.
Can I get "Let's Dance" tenor sax sheet music?
Yes. This is the intermediate tenor sax sheet music arrangement of "Let's Dance" by Chris Montez, transcribed by Songscription.
Is "Let's Dance" tenor sax sheet music easy to play?
"Let's Dance" tenor sax sheet music comes in beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, so there is an easy version to start with. At 150 BPM in F♯ major with 7 chords to navigate, the part leans toward the harder end. You can switch levels on this page before you save it.
Is there an easy, beginner version of "Let's Dance" tenor sax sheet music?
Yes. The beginner tenor sax sheet music for "Let's Dance" simplifies the busiest passages and rhythms while keeping the melody, so it is the easiest way to start. The intermediate and advanced arrangements are one tap away when you want more of the original.
What album is "Let's Dance" on?
"Let's Dance" appears on Let's Dance and Have Some Kinda Fun!!! (1963).
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