Rehearsal notes, news, and other fun info.
Notes for “We Are One” — Please make sure your music is marked!
M. 8—25 is SOLOIST ONLY. Choir does not sing.
M. 26-38 — choir sings on “ooo”
M. 39-70— Sing, with words, as written
M. 71-80 — Sopranos sing on the Alto line; Altos sing on the Tenor line; Tenors and Basses sing as written
M. 81-89 — Sing as written on your correct line
M. 90– beat 1 of m. 97 — Sopranos sing on the Alto line; Altos sing on the Tenor line; Tenors and Basses sing as written
Beat 2 of m. 97 to the end — Sing as written.
“Alleluia” should have measures numbered
Volunteer Assignments:
Bringing 2 doz treats for break (cookies and bars)
Arrive 15 minutes early to help set up some chairs, Stay 10 minutes after to take-down the chairs
Jan. 17 Altos Jan. 24 Tenors Jan. 31 Basses
Helpful ways to prepare!
If you are interested in hearing some of this music on-line, here are some websites to go to hear portions of our program.
Composer-In-Residence: Stephen Hatfield
Pieces by Hatfield:
“Run, Children, Run” (Find the piece alphabetically)
“Living in a Holy City” (Find the piece alphabetically)
“Family Tree” for women’s chorus (Find the piece alphabetically)
“Heaven Somewhere” (Find the piece alphabetically)
· ““Alleluia” – Randall Thompson, There are many recordings of this, and samples on-line. You can download an MP3 for 99 cents at Amazon.com — select The Harvard University Choir recording of the CD “Choral Music of Amy Beach and Randall Thompson”
“Here We Can Dream” by David Evan Thomas. Thomas is a local composer.
Hmong piece, written by Catherine Dalton. Commissioned by Global Harmony Community Chorus. Dalton is a member of GH.
“We Are One” by Brian Tate.
“The Road Home” by Stephen Paulus. Paulus is a local composer.
“Hard Times Come Again No More” for Men’s Chorus. Written by Stephen Foster, arranged by Donald Moore.
“Journey Home” by Abbie Betinis. Betinis is a local composer.
“It Takes A Village” by Joan Szymko. (Find piece alphabetically to listen to a sample.)
“I Dream A World” by Joan Szymko. (Find piece alphabetically to listen to a sample.)
“We Call It Home” by Janika Vandervelde. Vandervelde is a local composer.
