Archived Rehearsal Aids – Boulder Chorale

12/31/2019
Brightest & Best Holiday Concert

11/4/2019
Rhythm Planet – all rep/all parts

3/29/2019
Dvorak rehearsal tracks with real voices, thank you Marcia Ginley!

3/22/2019
Stabat Mater Latin Translation from Susan.

3/19/2019
Translation and information about Stabat Mater

2/09/2019
Bass, baritone, and tenor parts for Son de la Loma from Susan Olenwine.

2/01/2019
Bass rehearsal parts for Mardi Gras from Susan Olenwine.

1/15/2019
Youtube Video of Syler “Missions”

1/11/2019
Mardi Gras MP3s – Google Drive link. Thank you, Cynthia Rosengren!

1/09/2019
“Practice Parts for “A Little Jazz Mass” – Link to SingingPractice.co.uk

01/07/2019
Mardi Gras Youtube play list from Vicki

11/09/2018
Rehearsal recordings for the Holiday Concert – thank you, Cynthia, for extracting the music from the Youtube play list!
Youtube play list from Vicki

10/10/2018
Chan Chan with Pete Seeger’s Grandson singing – thank you to Marian Bussey!

9/27/2018
Cleaned up Negro Bembon Score – thank you to Ray Knudson and Cynthia Rosengren!

9/25/2018
Google Drive Folder with MP3s of the Messiah Choruses – Thank you, Cynthia Rosengren!

9/13/2018
Youtube Playlist of only the Messiah Parts we are doing, tenor only – thank you to Kirk Maple!

9/6/2018
Google Drive Folder with all practice tracks for the Cuban concert including a folder of practice tracks for the Latin Dance Medley.

9/4/2018
Messiah – Saint Mary’s Singers of Sidney Practice Parts – thank you to Caroline Carlson!

8/29/2018
Youtube Playlist for Cuban concert from Dr. Vicki
MP3s of that YouTube Playlist – thank you to Cynthia Rosengren!

4/13/2018
Supplemental Sacred Music Practicing Recordings from Susan

4/10/2018
Sacred Music Practice Recordings from NOVA Community Chorus
(scroll down, it’s the 12th post on this page, or use “Ctrl+F” to search for Ellington).
YouTube Play List from Dr. Vicki

2/6/2018
Pronunciation Guide for Mozart Requiem

1/15/20018
Youtube play list for “Between Heaven and Earth” from Dr. Vicki

1/8/2018
Practice aids for March Concerts

11/30/2017
Youtube playlist for the holiday concert

09/18/2017
Pronunciation Recordings from Andrea Zorzutti
Phoenetic Pronunciation to Ile Aiye and Magalenha to fit Soprano Parts from Marian Bussey
Information about Solos in the Carnival Brazil Concert

09/09/2017
Portuguese Pronunciation Guide

08/30/2017
Practice recordings for Boulder Chorale Fall 2017

06/26/2017
Youtube playlist for the Brazilian Concert in October 2017

05/12/2017
Tour Rehearsal Aids for the Ireland Tour

04/18/2017
Brazilian Music Youtube playlist for the Chamber Singers for the October 2017 concert

03/07/2017
Beethoven!
http://cyberbass.com/Major_Works/Beethoven_L_v/beethoven_9th_symphony.htm
http://www.memphissymphonychorus.org/rehearsal-tracks/former/beethoven-symphony-no-9/
This one isn’t free but is professional singers: http://rehearsalarts.com/Beethoven_9th_Symphony_3.html
And this one for German diction: https://soundcloud.com/follower144/pronunciation-guide-for

03/02/2017
Cindy Practice Parts (2 versions)

01/01/2017
Bluegrass Mass practice parts (2 ways)

08/23/2016
Practice Recordings for Chamber Singers

Practice Recordings for the Full Chorale

08/06/2016
Youtube playlist for Fall 2016

Youtube playlist for Chamber Fall 2016

Chamber “Go Tell It:” www.jeffreynytch.com/composing/

02/28/2016
Any and all practice materials will be available here: https://goo.gl/Lh2AeB

04/06/2016
Practice Recordings for Chamber Singers

Practice recordings are available here: https://goo.gl/SDPbsJ

02/14/2016
Practice Resources, from Ethan Hecht:
I have added new versions of River of Entangled Voices. All parts now have a recording that is just the part and one that has the rest but with the volume turned down on all but your part.

I also reorganized the MP3 folder so that there is a folder for each section. Hopefully this makes it easier for you to find your parts.

The link is https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2owSCYcle5IdEdUWVZVcHVoX28

Everyone should now be able to access this just by clicking on the link. You should be able to listen to the recordings right in the browser window.

10/01/15-10/6/15

Practice Recordings!

When you click the link it will download to your computer. This is a new adventure for us and we may try it different ways, so please let me know if you have trouble or feedback at Ethan@BoulderChorale.org or 303-912-6725.

From Susan:
These recordings will hopefully help you learn your individual parts. They are not fancy, and might not even be perfect, but are pretty close. Please pay close attention to both the notes and the rhythms. I did not do separate recordings for divided parts, e.g., baritone/bass, first and second soprano. Some of these are just for Chamber Singers. Good luck!

9/16/15 – Weekly Rehearsal Notes and Assignments from Dr. Vicki

Good Afternoon, BC Singers!

Thank you for a very good rehearsal last night – you worked hard and it showed.

First up: remember to attend “Vines for Voices” this Sunday. It’s going to be fantastic, and we can all pretend we live at Susan’s house. 🙂 Bring a friend and support the Chorale!

As you know, some weeks I will send out reminders to you if I think it will help you. So, here goes:

1. The main thing you should be doing in your daily practice (besides warming up) is working on the Brahms. a) Listen to the German from the link I sent you to the San Francisco Choral Arts Society.The goal is for the language in the poem to become second nature to you, and that will take a LOT of time and effort! Move your mouth into the correct positions – exaggerate for now. b) Learn your vocal parts. They are also on the SF Choral Arts Society website. c) Listen to, and sing along with, the full version on YouTube. I recommend the Robert Shaw recording. It’s important for you to have the CONTEXT of what you are singing. Listen vertically as well as horizontally. Mark in your score what instruments you hear. How are they interacting with the chorus? d) Put together the language and the vocal line. Be very disciplined about accurate pronunciation and moving to the next note at the correct time. Our mantra: “The right note at the wrong time is the wrong note.”

2. Work on your memorization of “Hope for Resolution.” Oh, and your clicks. 🙂

3. Chamber Chorale: work on all the pieces, and your memorization of “Tres Kantos” and “Tsosholotza.” Look, particularly, at the middle section of “Tshosholotza.” Please learn the notes for the second half of “O Sacrum,” and listen to “Song of Peace.”

Thank you!

Vicki

Dr. Vicki Burrichter, Artistic Director, The Boulder Chorale
www.boulderchorale.org
PH: (303) 668-6215
www.drvickiburrichter.com
“When we all sing with one voice, the world will stop and listen.”
Robert Shaw

Practice Recordings!

Soprano

Alto

Tenor

Bass