 |   Why I sing  Jim Salomon | Bass Making a beautiful sound in a group – breathing together, locking onto a pitch — feels great even during warm-ups. Learning a piece of music offers an insider’s view of the composer’s vision — harmony, dynamics, rhythm, text, and the way vocal parts fit together. Choral work is enormously satisfying; sharing an artistic expression with an audience can be transcendent. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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“But the work really popped with the entrance of the Singers in the ‘Ode to Joy’ finale. At that point there were about 200 musicians making a glorious noise on the Vets stage” Channing Gray Providence Journal 8 May 2016 (Beethoven’s Ninth)  |
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