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Programmers API If you are a programmer, and would like to develop an application for the iPhone, Android smartphone or any other platform, please visit our API page Tag Teaching Guidelines Updated Feb 2 2012 Darwin Scheel has compiled and made available his Barbershop Tag Teaching Guidelines for men and women How to Multitrack Anyone interested in creating their own multitrack recordings should check out the excellent guides we've collected on our Multitrack page. SmartPhone Apps Access all the tags on our site from the following smartphone (iPhone, etc) applications:
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| Posted By: | Darwin Scheel, Fri, 18 May 2012 More from this user |
| Key written in: | D Major |
| How many parts: | 4 |
| Type: | Barbershop |
| Lyrics: | Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah |
| Comments: | My wife Nancy said, “Hallelujah” would make a beautiful Tag. “Hallelujah” has familiar melody and lyrics, very simple parts, and is fun to sing. Tag Teaching Guidelines 1. And the words are… “Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.” 2. This Tag is in the key of D with the lower three parts starting on the third scale, F#. The Tenor starts a perfect 5th above the lower three parts on C#, the major seventh of the key 3. Thoroughly learn the individual parts on your own and when teaching this Tag, start with the lead part first, the beautiful melody, until it is learned. Then teach the Bass part next with the Lead part softly singing along with the Bass part. After the Bass part has been learned, teach the Bari part with the Lead and Bass softly singing with the Bari part. Then teach the Tenor part with the Lead, Bass, and Bari softly singing along with the Tenor part. This teaching/learning process allows the parts to rehearse their part and remember it while other parts are being taught. 4. Know the sound of each individual chord in the Tag being taught; knowing when a chord is incorrect can be helpful in identifying appropriate part corrections. Learn the sound of each chord by playing the chords on a piano or listening MP3 recording of the Tag. 5. Let the singers know that this Tag “Hallelujah” has a "6/8 feel", which evokes the styles of both waltz and gospel music. Lock/tune the unisons, perfect 4ths, 5ths, octaves, and add expression to ring the chords and enjoy this beautiful Tag. 6. Start the Tag singing session with a shorter easy Tag before teaching “Hallelujah” or when inviting another singer to sing this Tag with unknown singing abilities. Result: Instant chords sung with a successful and fulfilling outcome for all singers and listeners. The complete Barbershop Tag Teaching Guidelines can be found at the link: http://www.barbershoptags.com/images/Barbershop_Tag_Teaching_Guidelines--Men.pdf |
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| Arranger: | Darwin Scheel | dnstags.com | Year: 2012 |
| Made famous by: | unknown | Year: unknown | |
| Learning tracks sung by: | Darwin Scheel | dnstags.com |
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