It is Done!

A shout out to the amazing, talented Konrad Baron for writing code for www.freewardchoirmusic.com enabling me to embed YouTube videos of the Ward Choir arrangements on my site!!

Now to talk my friends into singing in front of the entire world.

Come, Come Ye Saints SATB posted

The SATB arrangement of Come, Come Ye Saints is now posted and ready to be downloaded and copied! Remember that the holds and ritard at the end are not included in the playback, so add them back in when practicing with your Ward Choir.

We hope to solve this problem when we add a link to YouTube with a performance by real people. 

Make a Joyful Noise unto the Lord!

Soon to be Posted

Come, Come Ye Saints SATB is finished! Now to play through it a hundred or so times to check for misspelled or missing words, voicing problems, etc.

Soon to appear on YouTube

  My neighbor suggested that I record some of our very own Ward Choir members singing the arrangements from freewardchoirmusic.com and then post them on YouTube. I have seen some acceptable singing on YouTube so I am willing to give it a try.

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord!

Come, Come Ye Saints

I am nearly finished with an SATB arrangement of Come, Come Ye Saints. Then I'll tweak it an make it into an SAB for those of you with really tiny choirs!

New Family Medley

   I just posted an SATB arrangement featuring Families Can Be Together Forever and Love at Home. I usually like to let an arrangement sit for a few days and play it several times through to catch missing rests or misspelled words or possibly tweak the ending etc, but this time I'm putting it right up there for those of you who are looking for something to sing for Mother's or Father's Day. Please let me know if you find errors. Thanks!

New Playback

     For some odd reason the fermatas in I Know That My Redeemer Lives were causing a huge slow down in the playback, so I recorded it without the holds. Just remember that the recording is just there to give you a general idea how the music should sound. Add those ritards and holds back in when practicing and performing!