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Main => Ministry, M.O.M, Praise Teams and Choirs => Topic started by: keysoflife06 on March 08, 2006, 10:47:04 PM
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Hey all,
I have two groups that I am a musician for and I need help catching the alto part. The director for one can"t seem to get to rehearsal and I have been trying to do the other one myself. I didn't know if there was a "rule of thumb" or some type of theory that i could apply to get it
Keysoflife06
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Hey all,
I have two groups that I am a musician for and I need help catching the alto part. The director for one can"t seem to get to rehearsal and I have been trying to do the other one myself. I didn't know if there was a "rule of thumb" or some type of theory that i could apply to get it
Keysoflife06
Yes there is a sort of rule of thumb. Remember that the alto part is normally a third with the Sop. and a third with the tenors. For example, if you are in the key of F major the A would be the altos note. If this doesn't help you, let me know and I will expound a little futher. Bishop Cole
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Thank you very much I will try that ASAP and if I have any other questions I will get back. Thank again!
God Bless,
keysoflife06
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I have a question, I have been appointed to seperate the voices in our choir, I have some knowledge of how to get them to harmonize,and practice each voice range in their range. but it seems like I'm lost in explaining this to them, for about 3 seconds while singing, you can hear the harmony in the choir voices, then they lose it and i have to start all over, do you have any better way of teaching seperating voices.
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I have a question, I have been appointed to seperate the voices in our choir, I have some knowledge of how to get them to harmonize,and practice each voice range in their range. but it seems like I'm lost in explaining this to them, for about 3 seconds while singing, you can hear the harmony in the choir voices, then they lose it and i have to start all over, do you have any better way of teaching seperating voices.
no matter what part has the melody, start with that part. the choir members should memorize the melody. this will make it much easier for them to catch and keep their own part.