A cappella arranging: Making vocal arrangements for noisy situations | Choir With Knut

It's an unfortuante truth that musicians don't always get to perform in the best conditions, and performing with noise in the background is very common. Singers especially may have a hard time if they can't hear each other, as they won't be able to lock in with each other's pitch and rhythm! However, there are some ways of preparing for this when it comes to how the arrangements you use are structured, and we'll look at these in this video!
Choir With Knut is your number one resource for learning how to arrange for choral and a cappella groups! Through informative videos, you’ll learn about the voice types, how to structure a vocal arrangement or composition, how to go about arranging for voices/singing as opposed to other instruments, and all sorts of related topics, tricks and tips!
DISCLAIMER: To be clear, Royal Opera House has never asked me to perform under the conditions illustrated in parts of this video, and I've no reason to believe that they would condone such performance conditions! Their brand is used for parody only!
Concert announcer:
Jeremy Franklin
Stage manager:
Therese Ramstedt
Knut's manager:
Knut Olav Rygnestad (using a vocoder)
Scripted, filmed, and edited by
Knut Olav Rygnestad
Music by
Knut Olav Rygnestad
Intro and credits animations by
Ingmar Kamalagharan
Special thanks
Anil Kamalagharan
Didier Rochard
Manuela Twrsnick
Marcel Hunziker
Marit Røkeberg
Script revision and
assistant director
Therese Ramstedt
Produced and directed by
Knut Olav Rygnestad
Pictures:
LCV (Guy Bell, Carsten Windhorst)
Sing Tower Hamlets
Pixabay
Christopher Macsurak
Stock footage:
Simon Waldock
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