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Altos. (They need it more)
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3 comments:
I would have to agree with the entry in itself!!!! Altos need more practice more than sops, bass, and so on. When i was in Choir all 4 yrs of HS, i was a sops. And it did seem like altos neede the most help, i thought maybe because its harder to keep their part streaight ebcause they always change notes, more then spos and basses!!!!!
comfy, community ... although it'd be easier to sing standing or in a straight back chair
Are you all at the Motherhouse this week for your rehearsals or Staten Island? In either place, it must be fun and energizing to be together to make "a joyful sound."
Lisa
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