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Instructions

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• Audio samples for study can be played on your PC directly OR you can download the MP3 files to your PC:

Double click the Part Name (under Soprano, Tenor, etc.) and the file will open in your default media player (usually Windows Media Player on a PC).  Select the “File” menu, then “Save As”, and save the file to a folder on your PC.

• You can then burn the MP3 files to an audio CD-R that can be played on any CD player, or copy them into your iPod.

 

 Playback

• Each selection is recorded in stereo with your voice part played in one ear and the others played in the other on a softer sound.  
• You can listen to only your part or to only the other voice parts by adjusting the fader on your stereo or by using only one ear bud on your iPod.
• Remember that short frequent rehearsal periods are often more beneficial than a few longer ones.  Also, concentrate as much as possible on the sections that really need work.  Do not simply sing through the entire piece over and over again.                           Jim

 

 

 

 

 

Soprano

Soprano I

1. Introduction

2. Soprano I Movement 1

3. Soprano I Movement 2

4. Soprano I Movement 3

Soprano II

5. Introduction

6. Soprano II Movement 1

7. Soprano II Movement 2

8. Soprano II Movement 3

 

Alto

Alto I

1. Introduction

2. Alto I Movement 1

3. Alto I Movement 2

4. Alto I Movement 3

Alto II

5. Introduction

6. Alto II Movement 1

7. Alto II Movement 2

8. Alto II Movement 3

 

Tenor

Tenor I

1.  Introduction

2. Tenor I Movement 1

3. Tenor I Movement 2

4. Tenor I Movement 3

Tenor II

5. Introduction

6. Tenor II Movement 1

7. Tenor II Movement 2

8. Tenor II Movement 3

 

 

 

Bass

Bass I

1. Bass I Movement 1

2. Bass I Movement 2

3. Bass I Movement 3

Bass II

4. Bass II Movement 1

5. Bass II Movement 2

6. Bass II Movement 3

“Gloria” by John Rutter

 

STUDY MATERIALS 1