What's the go-to piece that you love to sing?
It might be that aria that you learned 10 years ago and still knock out of the park every time...or that Schubert art song that you can't seem to get out of your head or even that sweet hymn tune that inspires everyone when they hear it! In any case, we all have them. They fit our voices like a glove and we can always count on them to deliver. This week, tell us what piece has become your 'go-to.'
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I have only started singing recently and so do not have an at all large repertoire, but I particularly enjoy Gilbert and Sullivan's "I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General."
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I've mainly sang in choir at church but not at all in the last 12 years I think. I don't have a go to song unfortunately and hope to develop some passion as I work with all of you at Tonebase. I do sing along with the radio to some 60s and 70s music, dating myself I guess.
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It’s a song I made up years ago: Dear God, thank you for this day, repeated with variations
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That's a tough question for me. I would guess Giordani's Caro mio ben I learned many years ago, but it seems to get harder as time goes on. Martini's Plaisir d'amour is fun to sing with friends at music parties, but I Dvorak "Song to the Moon" is also great whenever I can get the accompaniment to go with.