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Start your own choir in one not-so-easy lesson

April 11, 2012 by Allen H Simon Leave a Comment


A number of readers have started their own choirs. But have you done it in equatorial Africa, with no instruments, no music teachers, no music literacy? And what would be your first piece? Why, Carmina Burana, of course. 60 Minutes reports. (Sorry, can't embed.)
 
The video starts with lots of discussion on how the orchestra was trained, but they get to the choir part eventually.

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