Next singing session!

When?

S U N D A Y
MAY 1 4 th
@ 2 PM   


AGENDA

SCALES.

 PITCH.  

 DIFFICULT PASSAGES.

Specific Songs 


 Song 77 - Light in a Darkened World
Working on the Intro ONLY.

 Song 76 - How does it make you feel?
Addressing sustained notes at the end of phrases.

Song 3 - Our Strength, Our Hope, Our Confidence
Lack of familiarity is the problem. Practice Practice Practice!

 Song 44 - Prayer of the Lowly One
Lets work on that legato. And address the dynamics of the chorus.

 Song 121 - We Need Self-Control
Working on the timing and pitch.



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