Bring Him Home and Dropbox link

As you know, the Tenors and Basses are now singing the "Bring Him Home" arrangement by John Leavitt. Click here for a recording.

The Dropbox link is now complete: click here for the link.

I am making CDs for members who already asked for one. I will try to have the CDs mass produced, but if you would like a CD, please see me at the next Chorale rehearsal.

Spring Concert Song Order

Hello Chorale Singers!

Thank you for joining us this semester!

Below is the song order for the upcoming Spring Concert. Click on the song title to hear or see a performance of the song. I am working on a rehearsal CD for everyone to have. I will also have a Dropbox link available soon.

FYI: Our Spring Concert will be held on May 6th at 4:00 PM. The call for the concert is 2:30 PM. More information to follow...

SPRING CONCERT 2018 SONG ORDER

Come to the Music

Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing

There is a Balm in Gilead

The Silver Swan

Great Lord of Lords

A Repeating Alleluia
(Notice how they say /leh/ instead of /lay/ when singing al-LE-lu-ia. Perfect!!)

INTERMISSION

Dream a Little Dream of Me

Dream

Any Dream Will Do

Corner of the Sky (chorale starts at second stanza after refrain)

Corner of the Sky - solo (William Katt - best version EVER!)

Shed a Little Light

Shed a Little Light - James Taylor's version

I Dreamed a Dream
(A little pitchy, but I couldn't find any other version with the right setting...sorry)

Bring Him Home

Do You Hear the People Sing?
(I will probably take a bit faster, but this is the right version...)

THANK YOU!!

Jesous Ahatonia

Per request, below is a link to the last 10 bars of "Jesous Ahatonia." The sopranos are light blue, the altos are dark blue, the tenors are pink, and the basses are black (that's just how the sequencing program worked). If you want the tempo to be slower, just change the tempo from 70 (in the upper left hand corner) to 40 or 50. I don't know how you can just listen to one part at a time. I'll have to keep on experimenting with the program.

Hope this works. If so, I can do more of these parts. 😀

https://onlinesequencer.net/644561

If you can't open the website, here is the midi file in dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wqgfsvu2idchwym/Jesous%20Ahatonia_644561_2.mid?dl=0

Dropbox Link

Finally!! Here is the Dropbox link:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a34176ll603yphn/AACrcEuTQCYI1KYOpvkks3-9a?dl=0

O Little One Sweet

Here is another awesome recording by the famous King's Singers. Enjoy!😄

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eSzFw98fS0

White Christmas

The link for "White Christmas" has been fixed. Notice how they are all smiling while they sing? 😃

Here it is just in case...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAXO_yB5ZUQ

Hello Beautiful Singers!

Welcome back, many of you, for another super season of choral singing! 🎵

 If you are a new member, welcome and thank you for joining our crazy-fun group of singers!😋😄

Below are the songs we will be performing for our Christmas concert on Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 4:00 PM, 2:30 PM call. These songs have been listed in my preferred order, but as many of you know, this is subject to change.

Click on the title of the song to hear the song's recording.

" A Christmas Festival" Christmas Concert 2017 

Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine - arr. by Howard Helvey

Holy Night, Silent Night - by Ruth Elaine Schram

Hodie! A Christmas Proclamation - by Mark Patterson

Joy to the World! - arr. by Joseph M. Martin

>>INTERMISSION<<

O Little One Sweet - arr. by J.S. Bach (select chorus members)

• sheet music link: http://www.conyerselc.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/littleone.pdf

In Winter - by Ruth Elaine Schram

A Winter Night - by David Waggoner

The Snow Lay on the Ground - arr. by Howard Helvey

White Christmas - arr. Roy Ringwald

• Check out the costumes in this video. I say, "Yes!!" 😋😁😝😉
• Note: This recording stops at measure letter "K"

Baby, It's Cold Outside - arr. Kirby Shaw

• Features the solo flute

Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow! - arr. Carl Strommen

• This version is accompanied by a accompaniment CD (boo), but the singers swing the rhythm which is what I hope we can do instead of straight eighth notes.

Your grateful conductor,
Colleen Marcello Brecker