Few men? I sang with this group from '99-'01 we had 3 Tenors, 4 basses and 14 women, Which meant we got to enter some concerts with a lady in each arm!
Sopranos usually aren't that loud. Because, in one of my choirs I've been in, there were way more alto's than sopranos, and the sopranos still overpowered us. When I asked my music teacher about it, she said that there's more frequency sounds with sopranos since their notes are so high. And that's why their so loud. Just thought it was an interesting thing to share :)
the best preformance of this song ive seen on youtube yet. my chamber choir did this song last year and it sounds so much better in a small group. (mine was 21ppl) sopranos were a bit loud but everything was on pitch and your conductor took it slow (thank god) some other groups rushed and it sounds so bad that way. im totally faving this ^-^
Honestly this is the best performance of "Sing Me to Heaven" I have found on youtube. There are just TOO many HS performances of it on youtube and not enough professional choruses. There is a strident soprano in the chorus, obviously. The tenor color was too feminine (bc of the girl tenors). Rounder, matched vowels are needed for sure, which will help give the piece a warmer (albeit straight) tone. Overall, good job. Work some more!
That was really good. I'm going to assume to that this is a high school choir. Work on your vowel shape and breathe support. Singing through your noise will make the sound shrill. Try mixing up and matching voices, it works better for smaller choirs.
There really weren't enough boys in order to equal the sound out. Some particular people stuck out-- there was a shrill soprano that should have more support in her diaphragm and should have warmed up more and a very loud boy who stuck out but wouldn't have if there had been more boys. The altos also sounded a bit youthful for this piece, but overall, great performance
Great choir, sang with them last night , really nice people too
Very nicely done. This is one of my all-time favorite charts, partly because of the beautiful overtones.
Classic. Good memories.
One of the best HS recordings of this song. I think i will use it for an ACDA meeting.
They're crazy good. Sounds beautiful!
Few men? I sang with this group from '99-'01 we had 3 Tenors, 4 basses and 14 women, Which meant we got to enter some concerts with a lady in each arm!
Sopranos usually aren't that loud.
Because, in one of my choirs I've been in, there were way more alto's than sopranos, and the sopranos still overpowered us.
When I asked my music teacher about it, she said that there's more frequency sounds with sopranos since their notes are so high.
And that's why their so loud.
Just thought it was an interesting thing to share :)
Nice; my friend (although not here) was in the audience.
She's good enough to be in this group, though.
the best preformance of this song ive seen on youtube yet. my chamber choir did this song last year and it sounds so much better in a small group. (mine was 21ppl) sopranos were a bit loud but everything was on pitch and your conductor took it slow (thank god) some other groups rushed and it sounds so bad that way. im totally faving this ^-^
wooooo yeaa! we are too awesome!! =]
heck yusss!!!
haha you kno we kick ass :]
ahahah well done guys! this is one of the irish guys from Waterford that you sang with like last week! we miss you guys :P
GO TENORS!!!!
Honestly this is the best performance of "Sing Me to Heaven" I have found on youtube. There are just TOO many HS performances of it on youtube and not enough professional choruses. There is a strident soprano in the chorus, obviously. The tenor color was too feminine (bc of the girl tenors). Rounder, matched vowels are needed for sure, which will help give the piece a warmer (albeit straight) tone. Overall, good job. Work some more!
That was really good. I'm going to assume to that this is a high school choir. Work on your vowel shape and breathe support. Singing through your noise will make the sound shrill. Try mixing up and matching voices, it works better for smaller choirs.
There really weren't enough boys in order to equal the sound out. Some particular people stuck out-- there was a shrill soprano that should have more support in her diaphragm and should have warmed up more and a very loud boy who stuck out but wouldn't have if there had been more boys. The altos also sounded a bit youthful for this piece, but overall, great performance
There were more of us off to the right that you cant see haha.
ur being picky