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A Cappella Singing
Learn by ear or notes. Music from many cultures. Rhythm & movement. Fun vocal warmups. Harmony. Improvisation. Explore vocal range and tones.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Colville Songweavers
Since the Acapella workshop at the Colville Village Arts Festival in May 2013, a group of us have been meeting to continue the buzz of acapella singing.
We do some stretching and vocal warmups to get into the zone, then plunge into learning some 4 part harmony songs. We've had those moments when we are in synch and the voices blend into one - which are so special. Then you get that natural high feeling from all that extra oxygen and endorphins flowing around in your brain, so you might arrive tired after a day's work, but you leave with a smile and sparkly eyes.
Songs we are learning:
Rounds: Come follow me ( Madrigal feel)
Music Alone Shall Live ( Die Musici)
SAB Jazz Waltz ( Composer, John Armstrong)
5 part Chant Timeless ( composer Maitreya Stillwater, Hawaii)
Thuma Mina (traditional from Lumko, Africa, via Brian Martin)
One Morning Soon ( trad Gospel, via Tony Backhouse)
Waiata: Ka Waiata ki a Maria ( composer Richard Puanaki)
We do some stretching and vocal warmups to get into the zone, then plunge into learning some 4 part harmony songs. We've had those moments when we are in synch and the voices blend into one - which are so special. Then you get that natural high feeling from all that extra oxygen and endorphins flowing around in your brain, so you might arrive tired after a day's work, but you leave with a smile and sparkly eyes.
Songs we are learning:
Rounds: Come follow me ( Madrigal feel)
Music Alone Shall Live ( Die Musici)
SAB Jazz Waltz ( Composer, John Armstrong)
5 part Chant Timeless ( composer Maitreya Stillwater, Hawaii)
Thuma Mina (traditional from Lumko, Africa, via Brian Martin)
One Morning Soon ( trad Gospel, via Tony Backhouse)
Waiata: Ka Waiata ki a Maria ( composer Richard Puanaki)
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