I'm a widow. Children are adults. I'm hoping to learn to read music and sing parts and lend my encouragement to my daughter and her family. I enjoyed listening to Silent Night. Yes, it should have been easier. Unfortunately, it wasn't. But maybe it will get that way soon.😊😅 Thank you for taking the time to respond.
For example, 20 years ago, I would have understood Power In The Blood to be a Baptist hymn. As a young Episcopalian I heard it at a Baptist retreat. It appears Love Unknown began in the Anglican church. That doesn't really tell me where it is today. That you speak of generational is a big vision,
This is a wonderful concept, and a diligent effort. I have to ask from what church? It seems like it might make it easier for your potential watchers if you picked a song that was more widely known? But maybe it is well known in your arm of the church.? Thank you, I am enjoying listening, even though it's entirely unfamiliar to me..
Thank you so much for listening! We aren't affiliated with any church, but are aiming to provide resources for musical discipleship within the family and the local church, to help equip parents for the generational project of providing their children with a musical inheritance. I agree, we'd like to try to do some more familiar hymns as well, mixed in with some less familiar ones that we love. We're mainly focused on scripture canons right now, but we'll be doing hymns in this format at least once a month. Thanks so much for your feedback and I hope you'll keep singing with us!
Excellent question! A canon could also be a called a 'round' - a type of composition where multiple voices sing the same melody at different times to create a layered harmonic / polyphonic texture. We have a brief video explaining it here: ruclips.net/video/QVsBK_K27YI/видео.html&ab_channel=TheSingingFamily
This is beautiful! Thank you
Thanks Harriet! Maybe we can sing it together sometime!
amazing
Thanks for listening!
It was through a movie that I first grasped that concept--that some goals and purposes are multi-generational.
I'm a widow. Children are adults. I'm hoping to learn to read music and sing parts and lend my encouragement to my daughter and her family.
I enjoyed listening to Silent Night. Yes, it should have been easier. Unfortunately, it wasn't. But maybe it will get that way soon.😊😅
Thank you for taking the time to respond.
Keep it up! As with anything, it gets easier with practice!
For example, 20 years ago, I would have understood Power In The Blood to be a Baptist hymn. As a young Episcopalian I heard it at a Baptist retreat.
It appears Love Unknown began in the Anglican church. That doesn't really tell me where it is today.
That you speak of generational is a big vision,
This is a wonderful concept, and a diligent effort. I have to ask from what church? It seems like it might make it easier for your potential watchers if you picked a song that was more widely known? But maybe it is well known in your arm of the church.?
Thank you, I am enjoying listening, even though it's entirely unfamiliar to me..
Thank you so much for listening! We aren't affiliated with any church, but are aiming to provide resources for musical discipleship within the family and the local church, to help equip parents for the generational project of providing their children with a musical inheritance.
I agree, we'd like to try to do some more familiar hymns as well, mixed in with some less familiar ones that we love. We're mainly focused on scripture canons right now, but we'll be doing hymns in this format at least once a month. Thanks so much for your feedback and I hope you'll keep singing with us!
And what is a scripture canon?
Excellent question! A canon could also be a called a 'round' - a type of composition where multiple voices sing the same melody at different times to create a layered harmonic / polyphonic texture. We have a brief video explaining it here: ruclips.net/video/QVsBK_K27YI/видео.html&ab_channel=TheSingingFamily