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Choir sheet music is necessary for the Choir director, musicians and choristers to aid them in learning a new song. It is advantageous for everyone involved to know how to read music but it is not absolutely necessary for all…
To understand the Soprano part it is imperative that you first understand vocal range. Technically, vocal range is “the measure of the breadth of pitches that a human voice can phonate.” * In layman’s terms vocal range is the musical…
How To Mic A Choir – Chapter Five – Setting Up Your Choir from Audix Microphones on Vimeo. Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k…
How To Mic A Choir – Chapter Four-More Complex Choir Configurations from Audix Microphones on Vimeo. Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from Audix…
How To Mic A Choir – Chapter Three – More About Microphones from Audix Microphones on Vimeo. Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from…
How To Mic A Choir-Chapter Two – Microphone Placement from Audix Microphones on Vimeo. Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from Audix about the…
How To Mic A Choir- Introduction and Microphone Choices from Audix Microphones on Vimeo. Travis Cibolski, owner of Clarity Media Group and Technical Director for the Sunset Presbyterian Church in Portland Oregon, talks with Dean k from Audix about the…
One thing I am constantly asked is “How do you get that choir to sing so loud”? Now before we get into some exercises that will increase the volume of the choir, it needs to be said that there is a difference between singing loud and SCREAMING. You can sing loud without SCREAMING, but you cannot SCREAM and sing at the same time.