Notes for Future Concerts
Hector Berlioz – The Childhood of Christ
There will be an additional rehearsal on 13th December 2024.
We have a limited number of scores available for hire as it is proving a little tricky to get copies, however, we would be grateful if you are able to source your own copies where possible. Any scores hired must have all pencil markings erased prior to their return.
Rehearsal tracks for all voices combined can be found here
Soprano-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Alto-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Tenor-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Bass-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Verdi – Requiem
We will begin rehearsing this piece in September. Members are requested to source their own scores, however if anyone has any difficulty please contact a member of the committee. Trystan has requested the Ricordi version if possible (image below).
Please note the following pages are under development and may change without notice!
Rehearsal tracks for all voices combined can be found here
Soprano-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Alto-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Tenor-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Bass-enhanced rehearsal tracks can be found here
Rehearsal Track Notes
To save a lot of swapping between different applications and to minimise the need to explain the differences encountered by users of a wide variety of laptops, tablets and phones, access to various incarnations of the rehearsal tracks for our performances has been centralised as far as possible in the SACS Website.
Instructions for playing the rehearsal tracks onLine
MP3 files are the main mechanism for access to the rehearsal tracks. MP3 files are very similar to any other music track from a CD or from the Internet, and can be played directly through your browser. There is an MP3 file for all voices, and one each with emphasis on each of the individual voices. To play through the browser you are using now, click on the link (above) to the voice part you want to hear and a set of players should appear. Click the “Play” button (usually an arrowhead on its side on the left of the player). A list of rehearsal marks and their timestamps are included for more precise location of a section. A link to a pdf file containing the original score is also included. This will open the file in a separate tab on your browser.
Playing rehearsal tracks off-line
Under each of the players, there are buttons to download the chosen MP3 track to your own laptop, phone or tablet so you can play them without being connected to the Internet.
Views: 3391