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Here's another stuff I found on Facebook!
This is for all those Choir geeks out there!
There isn't just Band and String Geeks!
You Know You’re A Choir Geek If...
-You sing choir songs out of class
-You walk in step with choir songs
-Choir songs always get stuck in your head
-You have choir songs on CD or iPod
-Whenever you see someone else who takes choir you always stop them and start singing your part for a song and they sing their part
-You can sometimes/usually/always find harmonies for any song
-You know what to hold (fermata)
-You know what to hit (staccato)
-All your friends are in Choir
-You point out the time signature, key change, and dynamics when listening to the radio
-You start humming a song from three years ago and your friends join in with their respective parts
-You get annoyed when someone sings out of tune
-You can precisely point out who that was
-You laugh at all of these because you know they're all true
-You tap rhythms a lot because you are musical
- You get upset when an audience can't clap in time or on the right beats
-You use the excuse, “I can’t I have rehearsal” many times in a week
-You can tell if someone isn’t singing the right parts
-You get annoyed when you’re listening to the radio in the car and the car blinker isn’t in time with the music
-You can tell if someone is mouthing the words and not singing by looking at them
-You’ve heard the “Please practice, it’s good for you” speech many, Many times
-You hate when the sopranos totally overpower everyone else (if you’re not a soprano)
-You hate when someone else can sing higher or lower than you
-You totally strain your voice to sing a song
-When you see another Choir person in the hall you always talk about choir
-If you’re a guy you think that a middle C is high, but if you’re a girl you think that is really low
-You get frustrated with the Altos because they don’t do their parts (although you know their part is one of the hardest)
-You are mad at your choir teacher for a very long time when she changes you to a different section (even if it is only for one song)
-You know for a fact that Choir is cooler than Band and Orchestra
-You say, "Did I shine my shoes today? Yes I shined my shoes today" out loud when you bow after the concert
-If you’re a girl, you’re amazed at guys who can sing an octave under middle C, but if you’re a guy, you think it’s nothing!
-You love American Idol, but you hate it at the same time...
-You live for Kareoke!
-When you go and hang out with all your choir friends all you end up doing is listening to choir music and talking about choir.
-You download choir songs that your singing in you choir.
-You think some of the tenors have no balls.
-You wish you heard "Happy Birthday" in tune!
-You hate when the Alto part is sung alone, 'cause it sounds so weird.
-With a bunch of choir buddies, or even on your own, you can sing ANYWHERE - on buses, trains, malls, restaurants...
-You especially like to spot mistakes when watching other choirs' concerts - "HAHA! They are flat!"
-You love singing alone because you can sing as high as you want!
-You are called or call yourself a jukebox when your with other people who can't sing.
-You steal music scores from your choir room
-You and your friends can't wait until next years choir!
And here's something I found on Wikipedia
Most often choirs consist of four sections intended to sing in four part harmony, but there is no limit to the number of possible parts as long as there is a singer available to sing the part: Thomas Tallis wrote a 40-part motet entitled Spem in alium, for eight choirs of five parts each; Krzysztof Penderecki's Stabat Mater is for three choirs of 16 voices each, a total of 48 parts. Other than four, the most common number of parts are three, five, six and eight.
Help me out by going to http://dact09.xi-ayl.com/register.php?ref=SPITFIRE
!
Here's another stuff I found on Facebook!
This is for all those Choir geeks out there!
There isn't just Band and String Geeks!
You Know You’re A Choir Geek If...
-You sing choir songs out of class
-You walk in step with choir songs
-Choir songs always get stuck in your head
-You have choir songs on CD or iPod
-Whenever you see someone else who takes choir you always stop them and start singing your part for a song and they sing their part
-You can sometimes/usually/always find harmonies for any song
-You know what to hold (fermata)
-You know what to hit (staccato)
-All your friends are in Choir
-You point out the time signature, key change, and dynamics when listening to the radio
-You start humming a song from three years ago and your friends join in with their respective parts
-You get annoyed when someone sings out of tune
-You can precisely point out who that was
-You laugh at all of these because you know they're all true
-You tap rhythms a lot because you are musical
- You get upset when an audience can't clap in time or on the right beats
-You use the excuse, “I can’t I have rehearsal” many times in a week
-You can tell if someone isn’t singing the right parts
-You get annoyed when you’re listening to the radio in the car and the car blinker isn’t in time with the music
-You can tell if someone is mouthing the words and not singing by looking at them
-You’ve heard the “Please practice, it’s good for you” speech many, Many times
-You hate when the sopranos totally overpower everyone else (if you’re not a soprano)
-You hate when someone else can sing higher or lower than you
-You totally strain your voice to sing a song
-When you see another Choir person in the hall you always talk about choir
-If you’re a guy you think that a middle C is high, but if you’re a girl you think that is really low
-You get frustrated with the Altos because they don’t do their parts (although you know their part is one of the hardest)
-You are mad at your choir teacher for a very long time when she changes you to a different section (even if it is only for one song)
-You know for a fact that Choir is cooler than Band and Orchestra
-You say, "Did I shine my shoes today? Yes I shined my shoes today" out loud when you bow after the concert
-If you’re a girl, you’re amazed at guys who can sing an octave under middle C, but if you’re a guy, you think it’s nothing!
-You love American Idol, but you hate it at the same time...
-You live for Kareoke!
-When you go and hang out with all your choir friends all you end up doing is listening to choir music and talking about choir.
-You download choir songs that your singing in you choir.
-You think some of the tenors have no balls.
-You wish you heard "Happy Birthday" in tune!
-You hate when the Alto part is sung alone, 'cause it sounds so weird.
-With a bunch of choir buddies, or even on your own, you can sing ANYWHERE - on buses, trains, malls, restaurants...
-You especially like to spot mistakes when watching other choirs' concerts - "HAHA! They are flat!"
-You love singing alone because you can sing as high as you want!
-You are called or call yourself a jukebox when your with other people who can't sing.
-You steal music scores from your choir room
-You and your friends can't wait until next years choir!
And here's something I found on Wikipedia
Most often choirs consist of four sections intended to sing in four part harmony, but there is no limit to the number of possible parts as long as there is a singer available to sing the part: Thomas Tallis wrote a 40-part motet entitled Spem in alium, for eight choirs of five parts each; Krzysztof Penderecki's Stabat Mater is for three choirs of 16 voices each, a total of 48 parts. Other than four, the most common number of parts are three, five, six and eight.
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