Elijah Rock arr. Moses Hogan

marryatville high school concert choir sings at the Town Hall concert in 05.

Love the constructive criticisim (sing vowels rounder, sopranos out of tune, etc) but worthless comments such as 'my choir did this so much better' will be removed.

Thanks.

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[pieinurface11]

Sounds like a high school choir... a very whiny sound from all sections.

[letableaux]

@pieinurface11 Er... it IS a high school choir?

[sigmablu07]

this was not good....they are trying to hard

[letableaux]

For 'not good' we seemed to do pretty damn fine with this piece.

We won an international choral championship with it.

[simplyjasmine55]

@letableaux Okay, look. You guy's SUCK. There's people who sing the song well, there's people who sing the song bad, then there's you guy's. The alto's sing with swallowed sound's and the guy's do too.

[letableaux]

@simplyjasmine55 So much heinous use of the apostrophe.

[AArceo08]

way rounder vowels..woman need darker sounds..to country..kinda ruined the song sorry=[

[PrinceNightingale]

I've performed this before and I have to say that, that is one of the better representations of the piece.

it's awkward to hear the altos singing in the "come on sister part"

that part is actually the man's call to the sisters

[PrinceNightingale]

I've performed this before and I have to say that, that is one of the better representations of the piece.

[davidagius5023]

Needs more John Lamble recording - haha, if only!

[anthonysneed]

it seemed like the longer ya'll sang, the further ya'll moved the key up the scale.

[xonamsuxo]

it was kind of out of tune and there were some muddy spots, but im doing this song and its hard so i give you credit

[shadow09876543211234]

they sound very winny granted they atleast rounded the sound. work is needed

[bloopy31]

I'm sorry but this could have been better. I love and adore this song. Sometimes going soft can evoke more feeling than going loud....most of the song was played at the same strength and volume. That was not what Moses Hogan had intended.

Not enough movement in my opinion.