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Choral
Music CDs
When
it comes to singing, emotions can run high. Nothing can move an
audience to tears faster than a singer or group of singers, especially
if they’re tone deaf. However, in this article, we’ll
concentrate on performances that move audiences emotionally in a
good way.
Writing
for the voice is a completely different skill than writing for keyboard,
string, woodwind, brass or percussion instruments. Voices generally
use a combination of music and lyrics, and knowing how
to place lyrics effectively in a melody line is a skill within itself.
I
have found consultations with choral conductors to be invaluable
in honing my lyric writing skills. Even if I am using a pre-existing
text, asking a specialized conductor for advice is as useful as
consulting with a skilled violinist when seeking bowing advice.
Listening
to great choral works is another way of assimilating choral writing
skills. Besides that, this genre has some of the most beautiful
repertoire imaginable. Check out some of the select recordings below.
Elgar:
Choral Works
Choral
Masterpieces
Treasures
of English Church Music
Sacred
Classics - Messiah, Ave Maria, Pie Jesu, Zadok the Priest, L'enfance
du Christ
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