Thank you so very much! I have no training, and am only learning to read music. I sing mostly by ear and do my best with a voice to emulate/mimic. I am the lone bass (most of the time) in a very small church choir with a lot of ambition.... Evident by the song I'm commenting under. ;) Having you and your videos to has been huge for me! (and us) Please keep posting, your talents are greatly appreciated!
@perkinms Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it! Sounds like you're exactly the person I had in mind when I made the video! More Messiah up soon ...
You are turly a great mentor. I myself would run out of breath with the portion of "born"...Wish I could get that skills like yours. Thanks for this video. Much appreciated.
Hey Bass Hymn, any chance you would be able to post the bass part for Palestrina’s Jesu Rex Admirabilis? I think it’s a fairly easy piece but sounds great with 4 parts. Trying to learn for family carols this Christmas.
basshymn thank you so much! Great work man! My parish choir in the KC area is doing Unto us a Child is born so I’ve been listening to this like crazy and it’s really helped. Many thanks for posting!
Hi - I've had a look at the Palestrina, but it's originally in 3 parts. Might give it a miss since there are so many different versions, think I might just confuse people! Sorry about that.
Hello again!! , sorry, still waiting the two chorus parts for Bass string: 1.- Halleluyah 2.- Worthy is the Lamb that was slain". Thanks in advance. Do you know if anyone else is doing the samething with Altos, soprano and tenor, can you provide me the link? Thanks, by the way, What your name buddy? Mine is Martin
The notes aren't the hard bit for me ... I'm not too bad at sight reading. The words are where I made lots of mistakes! Hard to do it all roughly right in one take! Ha!
I work for a ballet company in the UK as a company pianist. This involves a lot of blagging and playing music to a decent standard that you haven't had enough time to learn, and a lot of improvising and blagging. So I'm a pianist - studied music at Manchester University about 10 years ago. Not much knowledge of singing, but I do run a church choir. More of a musical person who has to sing than a singer! How about yourself?
Thank you. I think it's from the Baroque period which is the one before the Classical period ... but colloquially I think people would call it a classical piece.
Hi - someone called Cristina Torres uploaded definitely the soprano and maybe the alto. They're not easy to find for some reason, but I'm subscribed to her (you might be able to see my subscriptions on my page?)
Thank you! Hmm, I really don’t know, I’m not really i singer. I do think that it can be worthwhile to have a handful of singing lessons as a one off for people actually. There’s not much point in doing that with something like the piano but with singing I think you can learn a lot of things to work on that are useful for choir singing pretty fast. Maybe I should find out more and create a helpful “choir singing tips” video …
Thank you so very much!
I have no training, and am only learning to read music. I sing mostly by ear and do my best with a voice to emulate/mimic.
I am the lone bass (most of the time) in a very small church choir with a lot of ambition.... Evident by the song I'm commenting under. ;)
Having you and your videos to has been huge for me! (and us)
Please keep posting, your talents are greatly appreciated!
@perkinms Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it! Sounds like you're exactly the person I had in mind when I made the video! More Messiah up soon ...
Great help. I'm prepping a church choir and this will be a big help.
You are turly a great mentor. I myself would run out of breath with the portion of "born"...Wish I could get that skills like yours. Thanks for this video. Much appreciated.
You can do it! Thank you so much!
Great stuff !!! love your work, helps me every time Iam at a sticking point.
Thanks
+Chelsea Kulling very kind, glad to help!
Thanks again you make that look and sound so easy!
My pleasure!
Beautiful voice!
You’re too kind!
Thanks! Getting ready for sing alongs and I don't read that well
Very good😊
Thank you!
Wonderful! I heard a version once where the man sang the whole thing. It must have been adapted
Yes. Must have been arranged by someone, sounds good!
excelente !
Thanks!
Who's still listening in 2023
Me!
Thanks!!
No problem!
Hey Bass Hymn, any chance you would be able to post the bass part for Palestrina’s Jesu Rex Admirabilis? I think it’s a fairly easy piece but sounds great with 4 parts. Trying to learn for family carols this Christmas.
Hey - I might have a bit of time on Monday, so I’ll take a look. Thanks for the suggestion. We do family carols too, ha!
basshymn thank you so much! Great work man! My parish choir in the KC area is doing Unto us a Child is born so I’ve been listening to this like crazy and it’s really helped. Many thanks for posting!
No problem, good to here what different choirs around the world are up to!
Hi - I've had a look at the Palestrina, but it's originally in 3 parts. Might give it a miss since there are so many different versions, think I might just confuse people! Sorry about that.
basshymn that makes sense!! I’ve noticed that as well. Thanks again for the great work!
Hello again!! , sorry, still waiting the two chorus parts for Bass string: 1.- Halleluyah 2.- Worthy is the Lamb that was slain". Thanks in advance. Do you know if anyone else is doing the samething with Altos, soprano and tenor, can you provide me the link? Thanks, by the way, What your name buddy? Mine is Martin
Thanks. I love your voice, casual style and your ability to share this to us hopeful bass/baritones.(Bassitones?)
Very, very casual. Bassitones is correct, I believe!
ugh i need to work on the bass baritone sooo much
You'll get there mate, thanks for getting in touch
basshymn I hope so, I got a while to practice it though. How long did it take you to nail it down because you did it super well!
The notes aren't the hard bit for me ... I'm not too bad at sight reading. The words are where I made lots of mistakes! Hard to do it all roughly right in one take! Ha!
basshymn Im fairly decent at site reading, but that is gonna need work as I said. Out of curiosity, what is your background?
I work for a ballet company in the UK as a company pianist. This involves a lot of blagging and playing music to a decent standard that you haven't had enough time to learn, and a lot of improvising and blagging. So I'm a pianist - studied music at Manchester University about 10 years ago.
Not much knowledge of singing, but I do run a church choir. More of a musical person who has to sing than a singer!
How about yourself?
Nice job. Is this considered a classical piece. Again, very nice.
Thank you.
I think it's from the Baroque period which is the one before the Classical period ... but colloquially I think people would call it a classical piece.
I enjoyed!!!
Thanks!
Heyy!! It's me again lol. Ummm, I was wondering if you knew anybody who does the same thing as you do with the alto and soprano parts?
Hi - someone called Cristina Torres uploaded definitely the soprano and maybe the alto. They're not easy to find for some reason, but I'm subscribed to her (you might be able to see my subscriptions on my page?)
Okay thanks a bunch! :)
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You're asked to sing on your own the whole bass part of Messiah?
I don't know if you're the bravest or the most reckless man I've ever met.
No, he is the most talented man with a great voice, who gives up his Time, to help the world out here.....
Wow!
This is awesome. Thanks
So much. Any tips for singing that long run. I just can’t seem to make
It flow like you do. 👍
Thank you!
Hmm, I really don’t know, I’m not really i singer. I do think that it can be worthwhile to have a handful of singing lessons as a one off for people actually. There’s not much point in doing that with something like the piano but with singing I think you can learn a lot of things to work on that are useful for choir singing pretty fast.
Maybe I should find out more and create a helpful “choir singing tips” video …