THE MUSIC THAT BRINGS US TOGETHER
Music transcends barriers, uniting hearts as one. It holds the power to connect people from all walks of life, fostering bonds that resonate deeply within our souls. This quote signifies the profound impact music has on our lives, emphasizing its ability to bring us together in harmony and solidarity. Let's celebrate the unifying force of music and cherish the moments it creates among us.
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ITS THE MUSIC THAT BRINGS US TOGETHER November 18, 2021
Steps To Learn Music Faster 1. Read through the words while listening to the full recording (do not sing yet). Get a sense of timing and flow of the song 2. Listen again and mark breaths, tuning spots, inflections, intervals, held notes 3. Listen again and mark if your part is doing something special (tenor below lead, bari above lead, octaves with another part) 4. Listen again to the full version and do not sing 5. Listen to your part only while looking at the music but do not sing yet 6. Hum along with your part only but keep looking at your music 7. Sing along with your part and look at your music 8. Sing phrase by phrase with the lead track and the other parts look at your music Music Leaders Workshop Reg 16 June 2014 Bev Miller
Tips To Memorize Music 1. After you done the note learning and music marking, write out the lyrics by hand. 2. When passages of a song are repeated, compare them in detail for any differences. 3. Practice singing on your own and noting if you need to take additional breaths. Leave out a word or two and memorize where you re taking your additional breath 3. Make a recording of yourself singing along with part-missing track and compare to music afterwards. Circle the areas that you need to review What are some of your ideas?
