I wrote an entry a few days ago about listening to Alice Parker - an amazing composer and musician who has arranged the choral libretto for my entire musical career - and what an amazing message she had to share about how to sing as a congregation.
Turns out that nobody realized that an enthusiastic choir member pressed 'record' on the video before the preacher's sermon. Choir member extraordinaire Peggy Crain decided she wanted to have Alice's 'sermon' recorded.
It was awesome. As much so the second time as the first.
If you ever sang a Parker/Shaw arrangement, take the time to watch the video. I am even more of a fan than I was before.
http://www.scapc.org/?sermons=alice-parker-hearing-congregational-voice
Turns out that nobody realized that an enthusiastic choir member pressed 'record' on the video before the preacher's sermon. Choir member extraordinaire Peggy Crain decided she wanted to have Alice's 'sermon' recorded.
It was awesome. As much so the second time as the first.
If you ever sang a Parker/Shaw arrangement, take the time to watch the video. I am even more of a fan than I was before.
http://www.scapc.org/?sermons=alice-parker-hearing-congregational-voice
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