I go to choir? Does anybody else go to choir,What songs are you singing,Whats your choir teachers name?
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i used to be involved in some choirs: at school, my dorm, and a professional choir. i really enjoyed it. and i fell in love with one of my singing coaches. lol. i sang songs from john rutter and some compositions made by my coach. most of them were religious music or folk songs. i performed in some competitions too.. arghh.. miss that moment. i'm not doing any choir at the moment. been studying abroad for a while and haven't been able to speak local language fluently. hope i can do it again soon. =)
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try writing "choir" or "gospel" on google
228019
Wow! you are preach-in to the choir! same thing happened to me. Well if you're new to it then i say give it some time. I did and now i love that i can just sit down at the piano and play a song. But if you've tried for more than a few years then i agree with Theresa.
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In school we sang:\n\nTaste and See\ntaste and see\nthe goodness of the Lord\nOh taste and see\ntaste and see\nthe goodness of the Lord\nof the Lord\n\nI will bless the Lord at all times\nHis praise shall always be on my lips\nMy soul will glory in the Lord\nthe poor will hear and be glad.\n\nTaste and see\ntaste and see\nthe goodness of the Lord\nOh, taste and see\ntaste and see\nthe goodness of the Lord\nof the Lord\n\nand theres more, but I don't remember it.
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Depends on what type of "activities" you are speaking of.\n\nIf it is singing activities ... contact the local Civic Center and plan a concert there.  Look into local, area, state, or national competitions to enter.  Call the local mall to see if you can perform there (holidays would probably be the best). Contact the local radio or public television stations to ask about performing.  Contact local or state parks or tourist spots to ask about performing there. Also suggest looking on the internet at what other choirs are doing.\n\nIf your talking about just having fun ... visit local parks or tourist locations, plan a night of fun and games at church (check out the website below for some activity suggestions), or poll the choir members to get their recommendations.
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http://www.singing-teachers.co.uk/directory/Private-Teachers/2-0.html\n\nTry this website, then ask individuals for references from former or current students.
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If you mean by "group" to be a singing group or band, for me it would be the "2nd Chapter of Acts"- of whom I listened to back in the early 80's.  Love their sound and harmony.  Have had Mathew Ward at our church along with Gary Wilkerson (David Wilkersons' son) to hold a weekend worship siminar.  He still has an awesome voice though he is in his 50's, I think, now.
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Wow.......wildest way I stumbled upon this question. \n\nAnd sure I sing in the shower......at the top of my lungs! Now what it is that I sing...THAT'S the true question!\n\nNo idea who you are or why you wrote this.....but fun question. lol
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i love to sing... i sing everywhere, especially in the shower.... and i like to sing anything that sounds good =D
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If your choir has a uniform, that would be appropriate, plus women should wear some type of head covering. Perhaps you could get uniform head coverings...such as light wt. vales or hats. If no uniforms wear Conservative clothing,comfortable , light wt. fabric.  Cover arms
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cantors do not just sing in Hebrew at the Synagogue. They are also found singing in the Catholic church although the cantorial repertoire is quite different.\n\nI was a cantor for 20 years and I loved it. I went through so many styles as I worked in numerous parishes in my hometown. When I went to music school and started studying early music and ornamentation in vocal music my cantoring became richer. You should bring your music experiences to inform your cantoring although your music director will probably have some ideas about the style and you should of course implement those. But there is a lot of gray area about ornamentation in, say, the singing of psalms for example. Or the Litany of the Saints at Easter. These are times (highly repetitive music) where you may be able to employ more embellishments.\n\nAs a new Catholic taking on this duty, your main focus should be enjoyment of the lines and turning them from arbitrary-feeling written stuff into felt stuff so the decisions of notes to text feel natural so they will sound so. People can be as dumb as sheep but they can smell (in-)sincerity a mile away so if you allow yourself to get into it it will reflect in your singing and the people will feel and be grateful for it. You can expand your music education after.
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I teach a couple kindergarten music classes and they're not too far beyond preschool, so maybe some of these things will work for you too.\n\nI play the "hot and cold" game except with loud and soft.  One student hides an item in the room.  Another student looks for it.  As he/she gets closer to the item, the rest of the class claps louder.  As they get further away, they clap more softly.  This teaches them dynamics.\n\nI also play a singing game where we use a stuffed animal that correlates with the season.  Right now I am using a turkey.  One student puts their back to the rest of the class.  I give the turkey to a student that is behaving well.  The entire class sings "Who has the turkey?" on Mi - Do - Fa- Mi - Do on the following rhythm. \nquarter, eighth, eighth, quarter, quarter.  (One syllable per pitch)  After the entire class sings "Who has the turkey" twice, the child that actually has it sings it twice by themselves.  The child that has their back to the class then tries to guess who has it by recognizing their voice.  The kids love it!  Sorry if I couldn't explain it well.  You could use whatever melody you want to sing, you don't have to use the one that I attempted to explain using solfege.
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Show up for choir practice and sing.
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God has given me a voice to sing his praises. I love to sing in all different churches. I would like to sing and touch someones heart thru my singing and have the Lord Jesus Christ to come into their hearts. I would love to sing in a gigantic auditorium for everyone to listen to His praises. I know that I will get lots of flack from some people but that's okay.
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ask the audience ...\nor your friends what songs you should sing...\npick your favorites among what they listed for you...\nlots of luck on the decision making...
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FOr years I have written songs for my class, and each of the other teachers either found songs, skits or poems to present. We don't have a cohesive plan, but we have an elder introduce each group. THis year and last I moved up several grades and am now teaching grade 5/6. So last yar I found a five minute skit, and this year I am writing one. This has been the format we have followed for as long as I can remember.\n\nas for finding a complete program online, I've never checked, but there has to be one available somewhere. Do a google search, and check your nearest Christian book store.
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I think that song is awesome .. err' body frum my school be walkin down tha hallways singin it ... sum of em even do it tha class rooms ... We even be gettin tha teachers to dance to it !!