Vuelie (from Frozen) (SSAA Choir, a cappella) - by Frode Fjellheim & Christophe Beck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2019
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Here is the composer's own setting of “Vuelie,” used in the Disney animated feature film "Frozen". Capturing the stark beauty of the frozen north, this is a wonderful selection that will expand your singers' understanding of Scandinavian music.
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we had the basses keep the beat, and that was amazing
Really hoping for an SATB version to come out, like the one they sand in Frozen 2.
Stay at home choir just announced they are doing a new mixed-voice version. You can sign up on their website. The project begins in January 2022.
I’m more impressed with the ssaa arrangement. I don’t think people realize that most women can’t sing down to a quality C below middle C. As a young woman who can, this arrangement makes me happy. A lot of alto 2 lines are written for mezzo soprano ranges, not contraltos.
Thank you so much for this, it has been really useful! (and the only SSAA version I can find!)
Woaw... One of the rare rendition almost as powerfull as the original !
Congratulations !
Beautiful!
AMaziN
1:19 AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Wow strong alto 2 in such a low range for them that they’re practically tenors
As a tenor, I’ve sung songs where we sing higher, through most of the song in mind, than the alto 2s do in this song
@@louiesanchez7142 in the past my choir teacher would switch tenor and alto 2 if it was too low and they couldn’t be heard
Many women who sing chorus tenor have a contralto voice, which this A2 part is written for. I usually sing tenor because choral alto lines are usually written to fall right within my passagio. This A2 line is right in my most resonant part of y chest voice (I can sing down to F2 audibly without sounding croaky).
@@JewelBlueIbanez I haven’t met a contralto yet but one day…all the altos in my choir were mezzos
don't mind me 0:32
Upper Soprano 2s
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