Showing posts with label mp3's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mp3's. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 04, 2009

Little David

I'll have more of the recording session soon, but for now:

Little David - Take 1

Little David - Take 2

Soloist: Anthony Concepcion
Diva quartet: Meredith Foster, Jackie Roche, Madison Holler, Erin Fledderman

Note to visitors of this blog . . . this is a recording done for Walton Music of a piece by Ken Berg that will appear on their upcoming 2009-2010 CD, catalog, and website.

Saturday, November 08, 2008

Recordings from Friday

From Friday's recording session:

O sacrum convivium (Miskinis)
O sacrum convivium (Miskinis) take 2

Alleluia (Karai)

Garota de Ipanema (Pereira)

Lobet den Herrn
Lobet den Herrn take 2

These are good recordings, but we have better recordings of this literature in us. Come rested and ready to make great music this coming Monday.

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Recording Session Results - April 2007

I finally got to this task. Here are mp3's of our April recording session.

Ave Maris Stella - Trond Kverno
Flower of Beauty - John Clements
Si ch’io vorrei morire - Claudio Monteverdi
Rise Up My Love - Healy Willan
Beautiful River - William Hawley

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

New Versions of Old Recordings

I discovered how to amplify some old recordings of ours. This is from May 4, 2005:

Alleluja (Karai)

Mate Saule
Salmo
He's Got the Whole World
I Thank You Jesus

How to download mp3 files in firefox browser (scroll down about halfway down the page to view how to do it in advanced options). Basically, you go to Tools, then Options, then select the CONTENT tab. Then, pick "manage file types" and then choose "save to disk" rather than "open in Quicktime" or whatever you have.

For Internet Explorer, try this:

You might also try opening up the Windows Explorer

1. Go to Tools / Folder Options / File Types
2. Scroll down to the file Extension want to change
3. Click on the Advanced button
4. Check Confirm after download

Thursday, January 04, 2007

Black Sheep

If someone can find the official story behind this song, let me know.

Recordings for you to embrace:

First Choir
Second Choir

Your internet settings may play them through your internet browser. If you want to download it, look here to change the settings.

(Hint: If you are using Internet Explorer, select "Save Target As." If you are using Netscape or Firefox, select "Save Link As." Save the file to the location of your choice.)

Enjoy!

Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Diction Time!!

Alrighty,

Diction practice recordings for the French and Latvian pieces are online:

1. Un Hemisphere (Thanks to Dr. Mosteller)
2. Redz Kur (Thanks to Aaron May)
3. Mate Saule (Thanks to Aaron May)

A couple of notes on this:

1. Please show your appreciation to Dr. Mosteller. He didn't have to help us and I, for one, am extremely grateful.
2. Same goes for Aaron May (appreciation-wise), a current student here at UAB. Why don't you send Aaron a quick email and show your appreciation? goviite@yahoo.com

We are very appreciative to these two people.

The other important note on this: It is up to YOU to get to this diction. We are only as good as the time that you put into this!