Jeremiah’s Chorus Line
Largo
A throaty bass begins in accented whole notes – strong and steady.
[Here, an echo from the back of the choir]
Adagio
Then the lead baritone adds some spark, squeezing in a few, nicely-measured, half notes.
The bass is holding his own however.
Now, faster and faster, chirp in some eighths.
Allegretto
The parts become a little sketchy here, and the plot thickens in the swamp.
Enter, Dissonance
Tenors add some high staccato bursts!
The rest of the choir joins the melee.
Allegro!
Forget the rests. Drop the stops!
!Affrettando!
It’s sixteenth notes now jumping off the staff and bouncing around the score.
It’s a roar!
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Then fading, we begin to see a break in the clamor.
A tempo
A beautiful symphony – I feel blessed to have heard it. Thank you for sharing this!
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I’m glad you enjoyed! Thank you for sharing it with me 😊🐸😊
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Nature putting on its own concert…
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Boy did they!! It was awe-inspiring to stand in the middle of the chorus! 🐸 🌟 🐸
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I’m sure it was wonderful!
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🐸🌟🐸
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Ha ha, listening after the read was perfect, well done 👌
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Thxx so much! 😀 🎶 😊
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Your symphony, I am glad to announce does not leave with a frantic feeling of cognitive dissonance. Rather a mood of largo leisure
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Thank you! I was hoping for the feeling of largo leisure at the end 😀🌟😊
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