Hi, my name is Romildo. I am from Brazil. I love American choir. My dream is to sing in a choir like yours. Can you recommend books that teach me how to assemble and learn the techniques. thanks, God bless you
Hi Romildo, thank you for getting in touch 😃 It’s wonderful that you also love gospel music. There are opportunities to sing in workshop choirs which typically last for a weekend. You can find out about these workshops online (social media). Unfortunately I don’t know of any workshops that take place in Brazil at present but am certain that there are some. If you are able to and like travelling, I can recommend some workshops to you. All the very best on your musical journey
Thank you!! I am trying to teach this in my congregation. We don’t use instruments but I think the parts will still work!! I love this song. Also I am trying to find a Spanish version. I can translate it myself but didn’t know if there was already a Spanish version out there.
Hi Jeffery, thank you for your feedback, I truly appreciate it 🥰 I think this tutorial can help as you teach your congregation. You can teach them the parts in person then tell them to rehearse at home with this RUclips video. Practicing at home is very helpful in retaining the parts. I haven't come across a Spanish version of this song but am sure there is one out there. I hope you're able to find one.
Hello Noah, Thanks for getting in touch. I don't have chords but maybe you can find them on the internet..? You can contact the pianist Emmanuel, who played on this song. I'm sure he can help you with any questions you have and he makes backing tracks... 🤗 www.emmanuelwaldron.com
Thank you so much for this breakdown, it has helped me so much. "Sunday Service Choir" has a version where they break into harmonies in a different "Hallelujah" pattern towards the end of the song and I'm struggling with it. Can you help me break those harmonies down?
Hello @BPadro, yes I like that addition to the song also. Unfortunately I cannot do a break down at this time, but if I begin this series again I will try to do this 🤗
Thank you dear Omotayo 🤗 To be honest I didn't use the Kanye West version as my template. I heard and was taught this song many years ago by various choir directors, so I use a mix of various teachings I've heard over the years. Please feel free to adapt the song to what works best for you. All the best 🎶😎
@@ruthwaldron8419 Good morning Ruth and thanks for responding, I came across your video and it is good 👍. I song as a soprano but am finding it difficult to identify my part, can you help ?
Hi @@titomacaulay6466, you can work through the video at a pace that suits you and rehearse the higher part/voice which is the soprano. Keep listening to it and singing along with the soprano/higher part. Once you are comfortable holding the soprano part, try and sing when all three parts/voices are singing together. It is challenging but with time it is achievable. If you don’t sing in a choir already, try and find one as it will help hearing other sopranos singing alongside you. All the very best! ✨
Hi Jaelle, Thank you for getting in touch. I'm uncertain how possible it'll be as these videos were made during lock down when the team and I had less work commitments and more time to meet and make these. If an opportunity comes up for us to make more 'Let's Sing' tutorials I will definitely consider that song 🥰
That soprano!!!! 🥹❤️❤️❤️ Beautiful tone.
Thank you for your feedback @queendaniie39 🤗 I will let her know 🥰
You're a fabulous teacher. God is good.
Thank you @mee23chelle 🙏🏾❤️
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Job well done! I remember singing this as a teen!
Thank you @Jasonbuckley879. Yes, I also sang it as a youth in my church choir. A beautiful song 🤗
The alto lyric for the descant is: All praises be to the King of Kings and THE LORD OF LORDS. Great job. From the composer.
Wow! I appreciate your feedback and the gift you give us in song. May God continue to inspire you to write beautiful songs that touch the heart 🙏🏾🥰
@@ruthwaldron8419 Bless you. Your Kingdom assignment is executed in excellence.
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Nice breakdown
Thank you @alex_foster 🙏🏾🤗
Beautiful
Thank you for getting in touch 🥰
Hi, my name is Romildo. I am from Brazil. I love American choir. My dream is to sing in a choir like yours. Can you recommend books that teach me how to assemble and learn the techniques. thanks, God bless you
Hi Romildo, thank you for getting in touch 😃 It’s wonderful that you also love gospel music.
There are opportunities to sing in workshop choirs which typically last for a weekend. You can find out about these workshops online (social media). Unfortunately I don’t know of any workshops that take place in Brazil at present but am certain that there are some. If you are able to and like travelling, I can recommend some workshops to you. All the very best on your musical journey
Amazing! I'm so grateful
Damian Navsky Hoping you will be encouraged with the videos made. Thanks for your continued support 🙏🏾❤️
Thank you!! I am trying to teach this in my congregation. We don’t use instruments but I think the parts will still work!! I love this song. Also I am trying to find a Spanish version. I can translate it myself but didn’t know if there was already a Spanish version out there.
Hi Jeffery, thank you for your feedback, I truly appreciate it 🥰
I think this tutorial can help as you teach your congregation. You can teach them the parts in person then tell them to rehearse at home with this RUclips video. Practicing at home is very helpful in retaining the parts.
I haven't come across a Spanish version of this song but am sure there is one out there. I hope you're able to find one.
Thanks so much
Thank you for getting in touch Taya 🥰 it means a lot.
@@ruthwaldron8419 absolutely thank u for sharing your gift. GOD bless u💕
What a great work!!
I am so thankful for this video!!
Thank you for your words of encouragement. I’m glad it was helpful 🥰
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
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Thanks for your team for sharing your talents for the glory of the Lord. Stay bless everyone.
Thank you for getting in touch Eduardo. God bless you and give you His peace 💕
Thank you soo much madam Ruth, l also leaning it, thank you once again, l love you too keep it up 😘
Thank you for your encouragement Kojo. I hope the tutorials help you on your singing journey 🤗
Any chance you’ve got chords for the keys? Or the key you’re singing in?
Hello Noah,
Thanks for getting in touch. I don't have chords but maybe you can find them on the internet..? You can contact the pianist Emmanuel, who played on this song. I'm sure he can help you with any questions you have and he makes backing tracks... 🤗
www.emmanuelwaldron.com
Oh wow Ruth that was awesome. Love the Song
Claudette Brown I love this song too! Thank you for your continued support 🙏🏾❤️
Muchas gracias 👏👏👏🎵🎵🎵🙏
Thank you for getting in contact Mariana 🥰🎶🤗
Beautiful. Amazing song. Thanks
I agree, it is a beautiful song and thank you for getting in touch 🥰
Thank you so much for this breakdown, it has helped me so much. "Sunday Service Choir" has a version where they break into harmonies in a different "Hallelujah" pattern towards the end of the song and I'm struggling with it. Can you help me break those harmonies down?
Hello @BPadro, yes I like that addition to the song also. Unfortunately I cannot do a break down at this time, but if I begin this series again I will try to do this 🤗
Nice work Ms. Ruth
But while I was scoring the Kanye West version the Tenor were singing 'mi' while sopranos 'do'
Thank you dear Omotayo 🤗
To be honest I didn't use the Kanye West version as my template. I heard and was taught this song many years ago by various choir directors, so I use a mix of various teachings I've heard over the years.
Please feel free to adapt the song to what works best for you. All the best 🎶😎
This is exactly what I needed thank you.
I'm soo glad this helped. Thanks for getting in touch Brianna 🥰
More grace Ruth
Thanks for getting in touch Tito 🙏🏾🤗
@@ruthwaldron8419 Good morning Ruth and thanks for responding, I came across your video and it is good 👍.
I song as a soprano but am finding it difficult to identify my part, can you help ?
Hi @@titomacaulay6466, you can work through the video at a pace that suits you and rehearse the higher part/voice which is the soprano. Keep listening to it and singing along with the soprano/higher part. Once you are comfortable holding the soprano part, try and sing when all three parts/voices are singing together. It is challenging but with time it is achievable. If you don’t sing in a choir already, try and find one as it will help hearing other sopranos singing alongside you. All the very best! ✨
@@ruthwaldron8419ok Ruth and thanks a lot, God bless, sorry for getting back late
Hi!! Need your help. Could you do a video on " Let the church say Amen" A.Crouch ? Please thanks !
Hi Jaelle,
Thank you for getting in touch. I'm uncertain how possible it'll be as these videos were made during lock down when the team and I had less work commitments and more time to meet and make these.
If an opportunity comes up for us to make more 'Let's Sing' tutorials I will definitely consider that song 🥰
Good job! 😇
Thank you for the encouragement 🤗
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Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the encouragement Morse Darío 🥰🤗
Przepiękne!
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Thank you
Hoping to make more tutorial videos so people who love singing but cannot attend choir rehearsals can sing at home. Be blessed 🙏🏾❤️
What key are you singing in?
Hi @RRDCHURCH, we did it in the key of C.
Amen!
Amen 🙌🏾