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From the Director
HOMEWORK FOR 2/11: No. 4 "The Explorers" (SA parts m. 103-111 and 125-133 are for the Chamber Singers)
On our website, you will find an assortment of practice aids:
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Since we are using several different scores, it is essential that you insert (write in) bar numbers at the beginning of each system:
In No. 4 "The Explorers," bar 1 is actually where the chorus begins, “O vast Rondure.” Then, for your reference:
[A] 17, [B] 40, [C] 59, [D] 79, [E] 100, [F] 121, [G] 144, [H] 163, m. 185 is [I],
there is no [J], [K] 205, [L] 222, [M] 261, there is no [N], [O] 280, [P] 299,
[Q] 321, [R] 342, [S] 360, [T] 382, [U] 404, [V] 424, [W] 445, [X] 466, [Y] 486,
[Z] 507, [Aa] 522, [Bb] 542, [Cc] 561
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The repertoire for the Chamber Singers will be American composer Samuel Barber’s The Coolin’, Let Down the Bars, O Death!, and To be Sung on the Water. All those interested should stay for brief, painless auditions after the chorus rehearsal next week.
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