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{{Infobox | {{Infobox PM | ||
|name = Chief Taravana | |name = Chief Taravana | ||
|sample = SpongeBob | |sample = SpongeBob Music- Chief Taravana | ||
|composer = Kapono Beamer | |composer = Kapono Beamer | ||
|label = Sonoton Authentic Series (SAS) | |||
|album = SAS-003 - Authentic Polynesia Vol. 1 | |||
|year = {{Time|1984}}, {{Time|2023}} | |||
|introduced = "[[Jellyfish Jam]]" | |introduced = "[[Jellyfish Jam]]" | ||
| | |longestusage = "[[Dying for Pie]]" (full track) | ||
"'''Chief Taravana'''" was | |longestusage2 = "[[Jellyfish Jam]]" (full track but sped up) | ||
}} | |||
"'''Chief Taravana'''" is a traditional Tahitian track. It is a combination of "Sweet Manea" and "Old Mama Roro." This track was arranged by [[Kapono Beamer]]. The main instruments being played in the piece include 2 electric guitars, a Tahitian Banjo, and a bass guitar. | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
{{ | ==={{SBSP}}=== | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Jellyfish Jam|The [[jellyfish]] follows {{Link|SpongeBob}}. ''(high-pitched; sped up)''}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Opposite Day|{{Link|Patrick}} visits SpongeBob. ''(high-pitched; sped up)''}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|MuscleBob BuffPants|The opening ''(high-pitched; sped up)''; {{Link|Sandy}} visits SpongeBob. ''(high-pitched; sped up)''}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|The Chaperone|"A limo!" ''(high-pitched; sped up)''}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Something Smells|The ending.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Dying for Pie|The ending.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Gary Takes a Bath|Montage of SpongeBob's various attempts to get {{Link|Gary}} to take a bath.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Procrastination|SpongeBob calls Patrick. (stops abruptly when Patrick is suspicious)}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|The Bully|SpongeBob absorbs [[Flats the Flounder|Flats]]' blows.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|One Krabs Trash|The ending.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V|The ending.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|I Had an Accident|Montage of Patrick and Sandy's various attempts to get SpongeBob to come outside}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Patrick SmartPants|SpongeBob and Patrick are [[Jellyfishing (hobby)|jellyfishing]].}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Rule of Dumb|"I finally did it!"}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Rise and Shine|"Good morning, Gary!"}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Fungus Among Us|Gary eats the [[ick]] off of {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} and {{Link|Squidward}}.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Porous Pockets|The ending.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Sand Castles in the Sand|The opening.}} | ||
{{ | {{PM-list|Back to the Past|SpongeBob and Patrick push [[Mermaid Man]] and [[Barnacle Boy]] up to the [[Mermalair]].}} | ||
{{PM-list|Buried in Time|The ending.}} | |||
===SAS-0003=== | |||
===={{KKSUY}}==== | |||
{{PM-list|To Pop a Bubble|Camper Bubble Buddy and SpongeBob arrive back at their cabin.}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*"[[Dying for Pie]]" is the only episode to play the entire track. | *"[[Dying for Pie]]" is the only episode to play the entire track. | ||
*This track, along with "[[Hawaiian Holiday]]" and "[[List of production music/f#Farewell to the Islands|Farewell to the Islands]]," are the only tracks composed by Kapono Beamer that played in the show and were never added to APM prior to them first playing. | |||
*This track, along with "[[Hawaiian Holiday]]" and "[[Farewell to the Islands]]" are the only tracks composed by Kapono Beamer that played in the show and were never added to APM. | **On {{Time|October 4}}, {{Time|2023}}, however, these tracks were added to APM remastered. | ||
*There is a similar track to | *There is a similar track to 2 other Tahitian style tracks called "Sweet Manea" and "Old Mama Roro," also arranged by Beamer, with similar motifs, meter, and instrumentation. | ||
*The track plays higher-pitched and slightly faster in all of its [[season 1]] appearances. | |||
**"[[Something Smells]]" is the first episode to play the track in normal pitch and at normal speed. | |||
*Between "[[Buried in Time]]" and "[[To Pop a Bubble]]," it took this track almost 14 years to return. | |||
*"Chief taravana" (The name of the track) means "Chief Transport" in Telugu. | |||
{{Production Music}} | |||
[[ru:Chief Taravana]] | [[ru:Chief Taravana]] | ||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:06, 12 July 2025
Template:Infobox PM "Chief Taravana" is a traditional Tahitian track. It is a combination of "Sweet Manea" and "Old Mama Roro." This track was arranged by Kapono Beamer. The main instruments being played in the piece include 2 electric guitars, a Tahitian Banjo, and a bass guitar.
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Trivia
- "Dying for Pie" is the only episode to play the entire track.
- This track, along with "Hawaiian Holiday" and "Farewell to the Islands," are the only tracks composed by Kapono Beamer that played in the show and were never added to APM prior to them first playing.
- There is a similar track to 2 other Tahitian style tracks called "Sweet Manea" and "Old Mama Roro," also arranged by Beamer, with similar motifs, meter, and instrumentation.
- The track plays higher-pitched and slightly faster in all of its season 1 appearances.
- "Something Smells" is the first episode to play the track in normal pitch and at normal speed.
- Between "Buried in Time" and "To Pop a Bubble," it took this track almost 14 years to return.
- "Chief taravana" (The name of the track) means "Chief Transport" in Telugu.