Music files for Christmas 2019

by on September 25, 2019

Folks,

Here you go!  Each piece has its own folder.  Each part has two files, one of the solo line alone and one with the solo line with accompaniment.  There is also an addition file of just the accompaniment (or all parts together if the piece is without accompaniment per se).  I’ve done my best to ensure that they are all correct, but the music gremlins are capricious and may have decided to insert some occasional mischief!

Martha

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pJViwd5RE96HomTnmNKEDrSMe6CWu-Fh

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Spring 2019 Music files

by on March 18, 2019

Well, here you go!  All formats are .wav files which means it should play on pretty much anything.  There are two files for each voice part: a voice part alone and then that voice part with the accompaniment.  There is also a file of just accompaniment in case some of you are feeling frisky and want to sing your part again the piano.

One note: the file for Va, Pensiero was created by someone else.  What this means is that, when the music has a forte marking, the volume gets LOUD.  When there’s a piano marking, the volume gets really QUIET.  I tried removing those fluctuations, but was unsuccessful.

Here’s the link to the folders: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HoCZyUH9RHtoyfqn341uVpBS9L_JtzFa

Enjoy and have a great season,

Martha

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Christmas Music Files

September 19, 2018

Folks, First, apologies that these have taken so long.  Second, I decided to put up the ones I have — I’m experiencing a few “issues” with three of the pieces and hope to have them done and up by at least your next rehearsal (hopefully the weekend).  A change from last year — the files […]

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More music files

March 8, 2018

The links below connect you to a “performance” of the pieces on our Spring 2018 concert.  Many of them are on YouTube and I have made an attempt to match the performance type to the written music (arrangement)– i.e. if the music we have is TTBB, I’ve uploaded a performance by a men’s chorus.  I […]

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Spring 2018 Music Files

March 8, 2018

Okay folks, here are the music files for our Spring 2018 concert!  Files are grouped according to song title, in alphabetical order (not concert order).  Each song folder contains the following files:  a solo line file for each voice part; a solo line with accompaniment for each voice part; and a new file type — […]

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New audio files

November 3, 2017

The mp3 files for the Sussex Mummers Carol are now available with the previous uploads — Martha

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November 25 Rehearsal Notes

November 1, 2017

Field of White – Remember in the changing time signatures  – the pulse is constant not necessarily the eighth or the quarter but the PULSE.   Pages 8-9 be careful to count most of the entrances come in on the last beat and carry over the bar  – – -COUNT ! ! Alleluia – PLEASE […]

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10.11.17 – Rehearsal Notes

October 12, 2017

Nice work last night CHORUS ! !   The Bach Chorales will be sung back to back – Hark a Voice Saith first –   – – -last 4 measures as intro – everyone on melody first time  – second and third verses as written in 4 parts – – there will be a cut off […]

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9.27.17 – Rehearsal Notes

September 30, 2017

Helle, Halle, Halle will used as a “processional” for our winter concert –  – concert will begin with a poem read by Stephanie Miles and then once opening chord is given  – group will proceed from all 4 corners of the church  to the tune.   Once everyone is in place we sing it through […]

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September 6 and 13 Rehearsal Notes

September 16, 2017

9/6 We went through parts on Halle, Halle, Halle – Carol of Winter Peace – Into the Night and In the Bleak Midwinter   9/13 we went through parts on Sleigh Ride – Alleluia and the Bach Chorales   This week 9/20 we will continue  part reading with A Field of White – Colors of […]

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