A couple months ago, several people from church approached me and asked if I would be willing to sing in a group that wanted to prepare a special musical number for the church. I accepted. During our first practice, we all realized that the musical number that was picked out was a bit more difficult than first thought. This was due mainly to the fact that the accompaniment track was extremely tricky. Each stanza got increasingly slower and thus threw everyone's timing off.
They asked me to direct them and guide them through the difficult timing. They also wanted me to teach them to sing in four part harmony. That didn't quite happen, but we did develop two parts (melody and harmony) for the song.
We met as a group at the church every Saturday night for weeks. Each week we saw improvement. Click on the video below to hear how the choir sounded.
Who is that fellow in the goatee leading that choir? Not sure we can support a missionary who grows facial hair! LOL Sounding great and doing a great job as well. Love you all.
They asked me to direct them and guide them through the difficult timing. They also wanted me to teach them to sing in four part harmony. That didn't quite happen, but we did develop two parts (melody and harmony) for the song.
We met as a group at the church every Saturday night for weeks. Each week we saw improvement. Click on the video below to hear how the choir sounded.
2 comments:
Sounds good! Nice song choice too. :)
Who is that fellow in the goatee leading that choir? Not sure we can support a missionary who grows facial hair! LOL Sounding great and doing a great job as well. Love you all.
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