Burgess Hill Choral Society
Practice Materials
Beethoven Choral Symphony Last Movement
Free of charge practice materials can be found at:
Chord Perfect
There is a human voice singing the line for each voice section.
Soprano click here
Alto click here
Tenor 1 click here
Tenor 2 click here
Bass click here
John Fletcher Music Rehearsal Files
Voice sections represented by different instruments. Click here
Choralia
Separate recordings for each voice section represented with an electronic voice. Click here
Timing for different sections of the work on Chord Perfect. Click here
Pronunication Guide from Mike
Written Pronunciation Guide Beethoven Choral Symphony (Last Movement)Recording of a performance of Beethoven Choral Symphony Last Movement
Handel Four Coronation Anthems
Chord Perfect (has recordings for only two movements: Let Thy Hand and The King Shall Rejoice)
There is a human voice singing the line for each voice section.
Soprano click here
Alto 1 click here
Alto 2 click here
Tenor click here
Bass 1 click here
Bass 2 click here
Choralia
Separate recordings for each voice section represented with an electronic voice.
Zadok the Priest Click here
Let Thy Hand be Strengthened Click here
The King Shall Rejoice Click here
John Fletcher Music Rehearsal Files
Voice sections represented by different instruments. Click here
Cyberbass
Voice sections represented by different instruments. Click here
Zadok the Priest (Home Choir)
Short videos for each voice part with emphasised human voice. Alto 2 and Bass 2 about half way through alto and bass videos respectively. Click here
Also on this link see Zadok Teaching Videos file which provides details of the links to 60 minute videos for each voice part should you wish to learn this work from scratch.
Recordings of Performance of Coronation Anthems in Baroque Style as Highlighted by Mike
Separate recordings for each Coronation Anthem in sections including some slowed down for rehearsal purposes can be found here
Many thanks to Jonathan for these invaluable resources
Audio recordings of Rehearsals
Many thanks to Jonathan for this useful resource:
click here
