This video has the music and audio for the alto part highlighted. The highlighted part is isolated to the right ear. The full choir is isolated to the left ear.
Thanks Evelyn Hollens! Love your voice and this is helping me so much with singing this part of Handel's Messiah! I wish there was more for the other parts of the piece we are doing!
I'm a freshman in highschool, and my school sings this song every year. they move quickly with the song because it's so well known and I'm so behind so this is a lot of help
Thanks for watching. The alto part of this song is the most difficult part to learn. I have the other parts on my channel also, so feel free to share them with your class. DG
You have really helped me, especially with a section that I have always had a problem with, D and the two measures before D starts.. Hopefully I'll get it together for Easter Sunday
It's just in our choir or its really same to other choir. I envy to Sopranos because they can stay to falsetto voice, but in alto, some parts you should used your chest voice,and some part you should do falsetto in order to get the highest note. Highest note so far for altos in our choir is higher RE. I don't know if its has in other piece, but in our own hymns, such high notes for alto really exist. So its really challenging for someone who can't sing in falsetto voice but only in their natural voice. Some of my co-altos are really good singing in natural voice no matter how high the notes they don't need to switch voices, they still sounds full no matter how high it is, but conversely and its kinda complicated to the ones who can't get the high note without using falsetto voice.
My choir is singing this for Easter. This helped me tremendously. Thank you!
Thanks. DG
My favorite song part Alto
Thanks Evelyn Hollens! Love your voice and this is helping me so much with singing this part of Handel's Messiah! I wish there was more for the other parts of the piece we are doing!
I'm a freshman in highschool, and my school sings this song every year. they move quickly with the song because it's so well known and I'm so behind so this is a lot of help
Thanks for watching. The alto part of this song is the most difficult part to learn. I have the other parts on my channel also, so feel free to share them with your class. DG
Very good hollens peter
One of my favourite song ❤️❤️❤️
So glad this showed up in my feed today! Beautiful 😍
You have really helped me, especially with a section that I have always had a problem with, D and the two measures before D starts.. Hopefully I'll get it together for Easter Sunday
Thanks for watching. DG
Good
Good.
Beautiful
So useful, thank you!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. DG
Well done I appreciate it thank you
Brilliant!
Thanks for watching. DG
Que lindo,amei❤
Thax
well done
Thank you!!
Thanks for watching. DG
It's just in our choir or its really same to other choir. I envy to Sopranos because they can stay to falsetto voice, but in alto, some parts you should used your chest voice,and some part you should do falsetto in order to get the highest note. Highest note so far for altos in our choir is higher RE. I don't know if its has in other piece, but in our own hymns, such high notes for alto really exist. So its really challenging for someone who can't sing in falsetto voice but only in their natural voice. Some of my co-altos are really good singing in natural voice no matter how high the notes they don't need to switch voices, they still sounds full no matter how high it is, but conversely and its kinda complicated to the ones who can't get the high note without using falsetto voice.
A va tha em Alto zir char char ang
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Thanks for watching. DG
🥰👏👏
Thanks for watching. DG
A mi nieto le encanta.😂😂
Gracias a quien lo haya hecho viral,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Evelyn I will come and sing together
Moi je veux des chants en voix ténor et quel application peut m aider
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