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Demo: Hillsong - Hosanna (Melody)

This post is the third part of a three-part audio kit.

This audio practice kit is created for you to listen to how the harmony sounds without the melody. Be clear of the notes and try to fuse in this harmony with the provided Melody track in part two.

Louisa

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Demo: Hillsong - Hosanna (Melody)

This post is the second part of a three-part audio kit.

This audio practice kit is created for you to listen to how the melody sounds without the harmony. Be clear of the notes before you attempt piecing the harmony together with this track.

Louisa

#practice kits

Demo: Hillsong - Hosanna (Melody + Lower Harmony)

This post is the first part of a three-part audio kit.

This audio practice kit is created for you to listen to how the melody sounds together with the lower harmony and how it blends nicely together. For the next 2 posts, you will hear both the melody and harmony parts individually.

Louisa

#practice kits

Song: Hillsong - Hosanna

Here's a little demo how the melody with 1-part of harmony should sound like!

Louisa

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Hi, this is us appearing for the first time together in a video. The song 'Hosanna' is the first song which we will cover in the Vocal Harmony lesson as both the chorus and the bridge use a simple third-down harmony 95% of the time. (Only the last line of the Chorus and the lower notes of the Bridge uses some fourth-down harmony.)

Do remember that in singing parts, it is not fundamentally about memorising an alternative tune. Memorisation without sensitivity to the harmony of the individual notes may just result in you composing an alternative melody (which is not what you are aiming for).

Cheers, Lynette

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Song: Planetshakers - Nothing is Impossible

One of my favourite songs! It has a pretty simple harmony line and is rather manageable with some practice! 1 melody with 2 harmony lines, so pick the one that fits your range comfortably.

Have fun experimenting!

Love and more, Louisa

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Hey, we came across a rather thought-provoking video. It comprises of a mash-up of a couple of worship songs that we all know very well. It really spoke to us about how sometimes we sing what we don't entirely mean. Just a clip for thought...

God bless, Lynette & Louisa

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"FRONT" VS. "BACK" VOICE

Hi, this is my attempt at demonstrating what is the front (chest) voice and the back (head) voice. The chorus of the song in front voice can get a bit pitchy and I apologise that I sound as if I'm shouting (it is a strain!). Of course, do remember that ideally, one should use a combination of both voices. Take time to explore your own voice! :)

Cheers, Lynette

This video is supplementary to the vocal lesson conducted on the 4th of September, 2011.

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Song: Tim Hughes - Happy Day

Such a happy song, although a little pitchy.

Love and more, Louisa

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Song: Hillsong - From the Inside Out

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Song: Hillsong - First and the Last (Bridge only)

Pitch is really essential in the bridge as it is the most climatic part of the song, so practice well & don't be discouraged if you feel like you can't seem to get it!

Love and more, Louisa

#tutorial

Song: New Life Worship - Counting on God

Here's a rather simple harmony line with a generally third-up approach, and a little tidbit at the end about the importance of listening to who you're singing with, or yourself!

Love and more, Louisa

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