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Stick Time: The Diversity of the Choral Art

November 9, 2011 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment


Isn’t the choral art amazing?  We have an astonishing variety of sounds and styles at our disposal.  Take seven minutes and thirty one seconds out of your busy day . . .

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  1. Wayne F. Miller says

    November 16, 2011 at 9:55 am

    The first time I excperienced a Sacred Harp Singing was in a small, wooden church on the plains of West Texas. My wife and I had seen a notice somewhere and decided to check it out. The sound in that room was ear-splitting, and I thought some of the singers, especially the leader, were going to have a stroke from the pressure they were putting on their throats! Unfortunately for us, we left after only a few songs; turns out we were experiencing authentic Americana roots! This video romanticizes the singing a bit because it really is LOUD, but it looks like this truly American institution is here to stay. Thanks for sharing, Scott. I’m eating humble pie today and wishing I had savored the moment!
     
    Wayne Miller
    Director of Music and Worship Arts
    Good Shepherd UMC
    Cypress, TX
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