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12 Jul

Tip#103 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop. Release, resonance and flow - think of fireworks: a Roman candle, rocket, catherine wheel. Our last video in the series.

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11 Jul

We hope you enjoy our virtual performance of 'If ye love me' by Thomas Tallis, recorded by members of the choir in their own homes and mixed by our director Peter Gambie. #virtualchoir

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11 Jul

We've been working hard on a 'virtual performance'... look out for it on Twitter this evening! #virtualchoir

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11 Jul

Tip#102 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop. Balance connected to the voice: we need air, power and shape the space in order to make the vowels come out clearly, use resonance. Be free and connected! Try singing Mozart.

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2 days ago

Tip#103 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. Our last video in the series. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 days ago

We hope you enjoy our virtual performance of 'If ye love me' by Thomas Tallis, recorded by members of the choir in their own homes and mixed by our director Peter Gambie. This evening we were due to perform at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Southsea, and this piece was to be included in the programme. ... See MoreSee Less

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We've been working hard on a 'virtual performance'... look out for it on Facebook this evening! (Photo taken before COVID-19) ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#102 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. Balance connected to the voice: we need air, power and shape the space in order to make the vowels come out clearly, use resonance. Be free and connected! Try singing Mozart. ... See MoreSee Less

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