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Okay, going to listen to those pieces.
- My personal favorite song I have ever sung is Dream of a Blessed Spirit by Dan Hall. I've done both the tenor and bass parts and I'd give the edge to the bass part but the whole song is so good!!! It's sooo good!!
- If you have access to a pretty good pianist and a cello player, Boat On Tai Lake by Reed Criddle is a fun one, especially if you're looking to broaden the language scope of your repertoire
I actually thought of the Eriks Esenvalds version of "Northern Lights", where my college choir is going to rehearse for next month. I'm so tempted to listen to them, really!
- Northern Lights by Ola Gjeilo is good, fairly technical but about where an upper level HS choir can be for sure
Ahh, this. I feel you.
- O Magnum Mysterium by Morten Lauridsen is easily one of the prettiest songs i have ever heard. It's a bit more technically challenging than the other two butbit is WORTH IT. My choir is putting it together rn and its a bit tough because the song is very emotional and its tough to sing through the tears ;~;
The earlier tour cast of my college choir (I'm still a trainee at that time) performed that piece, and I really appreciate the nuances behind that, especially its very Spanish background after the solo.
- If you have a really strong Tenor range soloist, take a look at Mata Del Anima Sola by Antonio Estévez. It's a personal favorite that goes very quickly but is otherwise pretty simple
I wonder who composed those pieces, especially Salmo 150, because I thought there are a lot of Salmo 150's out there and I recognize a Salmo 150 from a Filipino composer Robin Estrada.Some of the songs included are Salmo 150 (really fun song for the bass/bari section, for other sections it's apparently horrifying), I Will Be A Child Of Peace, Come Ye Sinners Poor And Needy, A Jubilant Psalm, and i carry your heart with me. ...
my personal favorite songs we've ever done are John The Revelator, Salmo 150, and Peze Kafe, which are all super fun songs with bass/bari parts that arent just one note over and over and over like apparently every bass/bari part seems to b...
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