First of all, just a reminder that if you’re going to miss a rehearsal, please fill out the …
ATTENDANCE FORM
It was great to see so many people back in the game last week. A great omen for the work we have ahead of us.
As I mentioned at rehearsal last week, Chorale did indeed record most of the LaVoy Endless movements. Most came out really well, despite a few pitchy spots, though movements 3 and 5 both need a bit more love. We’ll get to that in a week or two and rerecord those, but at least you have something now for you to listen to where you can not only hear (most) of the pitches, but also much of the desired affect as well.
I thought it would be easiest to put them into a YouTube playlist, but as I was nearing the end of the project, YouTube decided I was a spammer and shut me off. Apparently, they will restore my account with in the next 24 hours, at which point, I’ll finish up the uploads and the playlist will have everything we recorded. But most of the first four movements are up.
Here is the link to the YouTube playlist: (Again – will hopefully be updated by end of day tomorrow.)
Conversely, if you’re a big GOOGLE person, I also uploaded all the files to the shared Google Drive.
ENDLESS RECORDINGS ON GOOGLE
I hope these are helpful in your rehearsal preparations. Once again, simply getting the musical language of this piece will do wonders to help us move this project forward.
See you Tuesday night!
pdh
Thanks Paul! Very helpful!
For Endless, could you clarfy when and where Alto Ones sing sop? I have the following markings:
1a, m. 29 to 1b m 71 (switch to alto here.)
M. 81–back to sop through 101 (switch back to alto.
2a do altos sing sop?
5b? Do altos sing sop?
Thanks—
Thanks, Ann Marie. That’s a work in progress. Found a few spots while recording that also need revoicing. We’ll try to come up with a comprehensive list in the next week or two.
Happy listening – pdh