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Why learning songs with foreign lyrics need not be scary
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]I teach songs from all over the world, often in foreign languages. But people are always asking me for more songs in English.
Why is this? Especially since ...
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Brisbane Birralee voices
The ensemble is made up of approximately 70 singers aged between 12 and 17 years. As well as attending weekly rehearsals, the members of this ensemble are committed to music studies and/or voice training. They also participate in a variety of wonderful pe... moreThe ensemble is made up of approximately 70 singers aged between 12 and 17 years. As well as attending weekly rehearsals, the members of this ensemble are committed to music studies and/or voice training. They also participate in a variety of wonderful performance opportunities, recordings and a touring program.
Brisbane Birralee voices is acknowledged on home shores and abroad as one of Australia's finest children's choirs. The program encourages young singers to develop their vocal technique and attain musical excellence and there is a strong focus on nurturing the individual in a broader sense.
In addition to the excitement of achieving high artistic goals and the personal enrichment experienced by each member, there is an emphasis placed on the benefits of sharing their gift of music with others and the intrinsic value of music within society. This helps develop generosity of spirit, tolerance and acceptance of cultural diversity.
They meet the demands of their performance and touring schedule by ha... less
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The Lost Sound- Dartmoor Folk Choir
We are an a cappella Mixed voice choir of around 35 singers. We started in 2008. We train together in vocal and choral skills as part of every session and want to explore our own sound as well as that of our choir's. We have a strong Folk influence and a ... moreWe are an a cappella Mixed voice choir of around 35 singers. We started in 2008. We train together in vocal and choral skills as part of every session and want to explore our own sound as well as that of our choir's. We have a strong Folk influence and a variety of pieces that keep us challenged and growing. Directed and trained by singing teacher and choir coach Sandra Smith (www.singingandbreathing.co.uk)
Throughout the pandemic we kept singing and did a short but very fun Homegrown Harmony project where all singers participated in a small group piece or a solo and recorded it. Max 6 singers! At Xmas we managed to get all the men together for a rousing a Wassail .
SUMMER 2021 - WE ARE LOOKING FOR BASSES/BARIS TO JOIN US NOW! less
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Sola Fide
Mixed choir from Bergen, Norway, conducted by Jancike Damm Rusti.
Sola Fide participate in national and international choir-competition
We do most of our repertoir A capella, but if the genre requires it we also use a piano, organ or other instrumental ... moreMixed choir from Bergen, Norway, conducted by Jancike Damm Rusti.
Sola Fide participate in national and international choir-competition
We do most of our repertoir A capella, but if the genre requires it we also use a piano, organ or other instrumental accompagnement.
CD's:
Mixtum Compositum - 2002
Himmeldiamanten - 2005 (Christmas album)
Til stede - 2011
To listen: www.kor.no/sola-fide/music
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Singing is about people, not musical notes
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
There are many choir leaders whose priority is to create as perfect a rendition of a written musical score as they can (see Music lives in flawed humans and n...
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Finding out about songs: don’t believe everything you read!
[this is an updated version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
I was in the middle of planning a workshop and was checking through a few songs to make sure I had the correct lyrics, source, meaning, backgr...
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Does your choir respond to where it's based?
[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
I lived in Coventry in the Midlands of the UK for almost 13 years (gosh, doesn’t time fly!), although I’m originally from South London. In 2010...
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Ask questions – your choir leader (probably) won’t bite!
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
When I was a student, I’d sit in lectures scribbling down everything that the lecturer wrote on the board. Like most people there, I understood...
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Don’t try to help your fellow singers – it’s not your job!
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Many’s the time I see Ann lean over to Gill (not their real names) to help her get her part right. and every time I see a pained expression on ...
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How to deal with choir members who are always late
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
It’s the final rehearsal before your big concert. The warm up is over and everyone is ready to go. But a handful of singers (the usual suspects...