Alleluia by Paul Basler

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Texas Music Educators Association:

Two options for learning notes:

1. Practice video found by Martha Lopez

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Soprano:

SOPRANO

Alto:

Be careful. The person who made this recording made some mistakes, the most important of which is that the tricky part in measures 133 and 134 (page 21) is incorrect. If you need help with that part, try the alto audio in the section below the double lines.

ALTO

Tenor:

TENOR

Bass:

BASS

2. Practice audio by Kathy

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You can advance the recording to start somewhere other than page 1.

1:12 = page 8
2:20 = page 14
3:30 = page 19

Soprano Practice:

Sorry. Not yet.

Alto Practice:

Alto part sounds like a piano. The clicking noise is the choir clapping.

Measures 126 to the end. Alto only. Slow.

Tenor Practice:

Tenor part sounds like a piano. The clicking noise is the choir clapping.

Measures 126 to the end. Tenor only. Slow.

Bass Practice:

Bass part sounds like a piano. The clicking noise is the choir clapping.

Measures 126 to the end. Bass only. Slow.