On this page we will offer links to recorded performances of works that we are preparing for our own concerts and, where available, links to voice parts that can be used for private practice. Some of the parts may be available in MIDI format, which can be decoded by your computer but you may need a MIDI player programme to reproduce them correctly so that your particular voice part is emphasised and the speeds are correct.

Rejoice in the Lamb by Benjamin Britten 青韵合唱團 Chinyun Choir, 2001/07/06, National Concert Hall, Taipei, Taiwan. Rejoice in the Lamb. There is an excellent performance of this Work by King's College Choir, under David Willcocks, on YouTube starting here. Here is a 'clickable' Table of the available Midi Files for this Work:. The Hastings College Choir performs Christopher Smart's ecstatic 18th-century poetry as selected and set by 20th. Britten: Rejoice in the Lamb. Learning your voice part (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) in Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb does require you to dedicate some time to ensure you know the notes you. CD cover or within the MP3 zip file) which lists the bar numbers and rehearsal letters, you can follow exactly where you are on the ChoraLine recording and in the.

Handbook Of Building Construction By V Goyal. One such programme is the vanBasco Karaoke Player package, which can be downloaded free from this link: The You Tube videos of performances are to encourage you to do at least as well! NB: When listening to the MIDI files, remember that parts other than your own will be quieter. Follow the music and spot where your emphasised part enters. In the Van Basco player, individual voices can be emphasised by clicking on the appropriate button in the second column from the left.