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Concert programmes for @renchoir on 10 July in the magical acoustic of the Church of the Holy Spirit #Southsea and on 23 Oct at the lovely @stpetersfield now published at https://renaissancechoir.org.uk/concerts - great to be able to plan to perform again #singing #renaissancemusic #Portsmouth

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Tip#207 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop and voice coach. Owl “twit twoo” sound reverberates - something different to do with vowels and consonants.

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Tip#206 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop and voice coach. Practice the colours of “baa” sheep sounds - unlike Italian, English has many different sounds of “a”. Think about the shape of the back of the mouth and where the tongue is.

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Tip#205 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop and voice coach. Animal noises this week - starting with “neigh”, going for high resonance - “hang it in the beak”. Involve the whole body.

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Organ Recital Series by Brian Moles Thurs 4 Mar 1930 to raise funds for The Organ Project @portseaparish #theorganproject #MiPNoticeboard https://musicinportsmouth.co.uk/noticeboard/the-organ-project-organ-recital-series-2021-brian-moles/

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Concert pages for 10 July in the magical acoustic of the Church of the Holy Spirit Southsea and on 23 Oct at the lovely St Peters, Petersfield are now published at renaissancechoir.org.uk/concerts - great to be able to plan to perform again! ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#207 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano and voice coach. Owl “twit twoo” sound reverberates - something different to do with vowels and consonants. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#206 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano and voice coach. Practice the colours of “baa” sheep sounds - unlike Italian, English has many different sounds of “a”. Think about the shape of the back of the mouth and where the tongue is. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#205 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano and voice coach. Animal noises this week - starting with “neigh”, going for high resonance - “hang it in the beak”. Involve the whole body. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#204 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano and voice coach. Paint work: think of Matisse splashing colour onto a canvas. Play with the sound. You can then imagine that you are “singing yellow” or red. Certain proof that the voice is the supreme instrument of all! ... See MoreSee Less

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