Sopranos, no need to print score for open sing

For S1 and S2s who plan to attend the Fauré open sing on Sun, 2/8 and plan to sing soprano. 

https://bbcboston.org/current-season/bbc-faure

No need to print the score Nandini sent out on 2/4 if you just make some erasable markings in your SSA scores.

For this guide,  upper case S refers the soprano part  in the score that will be sung on Sunday. S”

Lower case s1,s2,a refers to the voice line from our score.  m = measure #

 

Kyrie: S sings the s1 and s2 lines as they alternate.

At m20, tenors sing

At m42, S sings our s2 part

m50 to end, S sings our S1 part

Offertorium:  S doesn’t sing till m80, then S sings s1 part to the  end

Sanctus: S sings s1 line and s2 line as they trade off until m23.

S sings s1 at m35 and m47 to end

Pie Jesu:  Solo, enjoy!

Agnus Dei: S doesn’t sing till m19 -30 and then sings the s1  lin 

m45 to end, S sings s1.

Libera me:  Solo till m37, then S sings s1 to end.

In Paradisum, S sings s2 and  s1 as they alternate, to the end.

March 15 2023

 Rehearsal is ON for March 15.  Cambridge roads are clear. If travel conditions are iffy where you live, use your own best judgement.

 Jan 25/2023 We are leaning toward having a rehearsal.  If you hear nothing else from us, we’re ON for tonight 1/25.  But PLEASE use your own best judgment as to whether or not to travel to rehearsal this evening.

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