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"Clyde Slick" wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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dave weil wrote:

Apparently, you can hear papers rustle and chairs squeaking.

Yes you can. I downloaded Arny Krueger's recording and took
a listen to it. While the choir is definitely amateur, in
both the good and bad senses connoted by that word,

Sure the choir is amateur. In the real world they are actually doctors,
lawyers, plumbers, auto workers, salesmen, housewives etc. They've been
practicing a lot more lately, and are now good enough that I was willing
to post a recording of them singing. Music is about fun, right?


There was no fun in that performance. It was grotesquely stilted and
unmusical.

Just a typical church choir. They stayed more or less on pitch and got
most of the words out. Of course, the arrangement isn't at all difficult
or special.

Stephen

"MINe 109" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Clyde Slick" wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"John Atkinson" wrote in message
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dave weil wrote:

Apparently, you can hear papers rustle and chairs squeaking.

Yes you can. I downloaded Arny Krueger's recording and took
a listen to it. While the choir is definitely amateur, in
both the good and bad senses connoted by that word,

Sure the choir is amateur. In the real world they are actually doctors,
lawyers, plumbers, auto workers, salesmen, housewives etc. They've been
practicing a lot more lately, and are now good enough that I was
willing
to post a recording of them singing. Music is about fun, right?


There was no fun in that performance. It was grotesquely stilted and
unmusical.

Just a typical church choir. They stayed more or less on pitch and got
most of the words out. Of course, the arrangement isn't at all difficult
or special.

Stephen

I thought that the accents, dynamics, choppiness, and regimentation
produced just a God awful result.

"Clyde Slick" wrote in message


I thought that the accents, dynamics, choppiness, and regimentation
produced just a God awful result.

So when are you going to post something of yours, Art?

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Clyde Slick" wrote in message


I thought that the accents, dynamics, choppiness, and regimentation
produced just a God awful result.

So when are you going to post something of yours, Art?


We all do different things Arny. I don't record, though
I have listened to thousands of recordings. My criticisms
are of the source that you selected. I didn't say anything
about your recording abilities. The resolution
on my generic pc audio doesn't lend itself to my
forming any opinions about your sound quality.

"Clyde Slick" wrote in message

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Clyde Slick" wrote in message


I thought that the accents, dynamics, choppiness, and regimentation
produced just a God awful result.

So when are you going to post something of yours, Art?


We all do different things Arny.

Yep Art we all do different things. You are content to sit in front of your
computer typing inaninities. I've got some music to make and then enjoy
listening to.

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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Yep Art we all do different things. You are content to sit in front of
your computer typing inaninities. I've got some music to make and then
enjoy listening to.


Make, or record? Is it as joyous as that uplifting experience
you afforded me a few days ago? Chompa, chompa, chompa, chompa...

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"Clyde Slick" wrote:

"MINe 109" wrote in message
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"Clyde Slick" wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"John Atkinson" wrote in message
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dave weil wrote:

Apparently, you can hear papers rustle and chairs squeaking.

Yes you can. I downloaded Arny Krueger's recording and took
a listen to it. While the choir is definitely amateur, in
both the good and bad senses connoted by that word,

Sure the choir is amateur. In the real world they are actually doctors,
lawyers, plumbers, auto workers, salesmen, housewives etc. They've been
practicing a lot more lately, and are now good enough that I was
willing
to post a recording of them singing. Music is about fun, right?


There was no fun in that performance. It was grotesquely stilted and
unmusical.

Just a typical church choir. They stayed more or less on pitch and got
most of the words out. Of course, the arrangement isn't at all difficult
or special.

I thought that the accents, dynamics, choppiness, and regimentation
produced just a God awful result.

I fear that most church choirs aren't even as good as that...

Stephen

"MINe 109" wrote in message


Just a typical church choir. They stayed more or less on pitch and got
most of the words out. Of course, the arrangement isn't at all
difficult or special.

So Stephen when are you going to post something of yours?

In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"MINe 109" wrote in message


Just a typical church choir. They stayed more or less on pitch and got
most of the words out. Of course, the arrangement isn't at all
difficult or special.

So Stephen when are you going to post something of yours?

I don't record my group as such. We do get recorded, but not with
anything approaching the fidelity of your work.

If I ever do make a serious recording, I'll look into posting.

Stephen