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lutheranhymns) wrote2019-09-30 10:21 pm
lutheranhymns) wrote2019-09-30 10:21 pm
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#438: My Lord, What a Morning
How's the alto part?
Fairly easy actually. Some of it is just all unison, and then a lot of the separate part is holding the main "dominant" note F.
Is this how it was originally sung?
It's originally a spiritual so I suspect the four-part harmony just came along later.
Is this what you would then call "boring"?
In other circumstances I might, but I have a soft spot for this one because it was one of the first hymns I remember the youth (high school) choir actually singing parts on, so I appreciated something that was not too hard.
What are the nations underground?
Hell? Earth as opposed to heaven? Some political thriller type stuff? IDK.
Fairly easy actually. Some of it is just all unison, and then a lot of the separate part is holding the main "dominant" note F.
Is this how it was originally sung?
It's originally a spiritual so I suspect the four-part harmony just came along later.
Is this what you would then call "boring"?
In other circumstances I might, but I have a soft spot for this one because it was one of the first hymns I remember the youth (high school) choir actually singing parts on, so I appreciated something that was not too hard.
What are the nations underground?
Hell? Earth as opposed to heaven? Some political thriller type stuff? IDK.