The November 14, 2020 stated presbytery meeting will include special music--and you can be part of it! Our Virtual Choir Director, the Rev. Cliff Haddox, explains how you can add your voice as we praise God together in worship:
Greeting singers and musicmakers in Christ!
I have been asked to assemble a virtual choir for our November 14 Stated Presbytery Meeting, and I'd like to invite you to be a part of it. It really will be as simple as playing to/singing to your smartphone.
You'll want to sing along with this video:
It will have sheet music for you to follow and you will want to record yourself being accompanied by it.
Here are some helpful hints that you will also find on the description of the video.
Tips for making this work well
- Get yourself some earbuds or headphones.Get a Smartphone to record you singing or playing an instrument.
- You'll want to be able to listen and watch this video a different device (Computer, tablet, or other smartphone) than what you are recording yourself with.
- Try and have the smartphone recording you reasonably close.
- Try and have the smartphone recording you propped up or on a tripod so it wont move. If you have someone holding the phone it's ok.
- Try to have your surroundings fairly quiet.
- Countdown with the numbers on the screen and CLAP when Clap appears this will help me sync the tracks more easily.
- Then watch the video and sing along.
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The music will appear on the screen or you can download the songsheet. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DVs6...
- No limit to what you want to contribute musically, improvisation and unique instruments are encouraged.
- Make certain your instrument is as in tune as possible.
- Solos encouraged in the "Instrumental Breaks"
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From there either share you icloud link of your video on Iphone (learn how here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-mMO...) or upload your video to Google Drive on an android device. (learn how here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xioe...) Send icloud links and Goggle Drive links and shares to revngeek@gmail.com\\\
If you have any questions you can email or call me directly.
I look forward to making music with y'all! --
