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Date Posted: 08:11:22 02/23/04 Mon
Author: Sarah Frantz
Subject: Re: Choral Literature
In reply to: Devin Bramel 's message, "Re: Choral Literature" on 14:05:44 02/22/04 Sun

First of all Dr. Owen, I give you kudos for starting this site. It gives me a chance to give my opinion without being interupted!! Well since I haven't had the opportunity to conduct any choirs I figured that I would comment about my highschool years. I was not very fond of my choir class because we got nothing accomplished in order to fine tune our performances. The one piece that I really enjoyed working on however was Poor Man Lazarus. It was up-beat and gave our choir some energy. We also worked a lot on dynamic contrast in this piece in order to make it more exciting. Well that's all I have to say about that. Thanks for the incites everyone!! Aux Revoir!!!

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