A Toolbox for Better Singing.
We hope everyone has had a lovely Christmas and New Year’s celebration. Here are our upcoming 2013 dates: 17 Jan 31 Jan 14 Feb 28 Feb 14 Mar 25 Apr 9 May 23 May 6 June 20 June 4 Jul 18 Jul These dates are also listed in the LVW Calendar, reachable by moving your … Read more
So, here we are coming up on the Christmas season again and Herr Schürmann has given us a 3 part (SAB) arrangement of “Lo, how A Rose E’er Blooming” to sink our musical teeth into. Fair warning: this is a challenging arrangement, so listen carefully to the parts individually and together BEFORE you start singing … Read more
Hi All, We’re putting together a new flyer that will be more attention grabbing than the last one. Would each of you give us a one-line zinger quote that we can use on the flyer? Just say what the class has meant to you, okay? Many thanks in advance! PK
This will be a series to help you learn or refresh your basic musicianship skills. You can download a PDF version from the link and print it out, if you prefer. Musicianship Lesson 1 Web
Here are the parts for Banks of Sicily, which we will begin working on at an upcoming class. Here’s a 1963 recording of the Chad Mitchell Trio singing the song. This is where I learned it. Our arrangement is a little different but not far off. 09 The Banks Of Sicily (1964) By the way, … Read more
Lovely to see you all for our first session back! Our apologies to those of you that found parking difficult. We were unprepared for there being another meeting at the church on the same night, one much larger than ours. This is very unlikely to be a problem in general as we think that this … Read more
What you’ve all been waiting for––dates for the Autumn 2012 LVW meetings! Remember, they’re all in Lewes now at Christ Church on Price Edwards Road. Here is a map. Here they are, folks: 13 SEP 27 SEP 11 OCT 25 OCT (1 NOV) – This is over half term so we may take … Read more
I got my answer from a Facebook friend within 2 hours of posting the video! It’s Harry Connick, Jr. playing Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off from the When Harry Met Sally soundtrack. I first heard it because that 30 seconds is used as an interlude in a weekly podcast that we listen to and … Read more