Here is our 84-page preview of the Shenandoah Harmony. We sang from it at the NSV All-Day Singing in Millwood, Virginia, June 3, 2012.
You are welcome to make multiple paper copies of this packet. However, please do not post it on a web site.
Questions? Please read my post explaining our editorial policy.
If you’re planning to view this on a tablet or phone, you’ll probably prefer the ebook version.
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[…] Note that the code before each track name (like “ShH 157″) gives the page number in the forthcoming book. To download a song, start it playing and click on “DOWNLOAD MP3.” If you’d like a copy of the preview packet, you can obtain one HERE. […]
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[…] The music committee has been meeting monthly for over a year and a half and reviewed over 1,300 songs (not counting the hundreds of songs reviewed by individual members of the committee), choosing about 450 for the book. Following the traditional practice, we have edited–and occasionally arranged–some of these songs with the goal of making them suitable for class singing. We are on track to finish typesetting and proofreading this summer. We have produced an 84-page preview packet for our first annual all-day Shenandoah Harmony singing in Millwood, Virginia on the first Sunday in June. The packet is available for free download on our web site. […]
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Did Lucius Chapin write the Amazing Grace tune?
This is so exciting!
Hi Cindy! Yes, we’re excited about it, too! Let us know if you get to try any of the songs and which ones you like!
Thanks for all your excellent and creative work on this extraordinary project! The expected phrase at this point might be: “You guys rock!” But that is woefully inadequate. So let me simply say that I can see each of you in my mind’s eye sculpting time with your hands in your individual and unique styles. In my mind’s ear, I hear each of your voices, hear them in the haunting harmonies of this music, and I smile. A tear in my eye. A catch in my throat. And look forward to seeing and hearing you all together again.
Thanks, John! Next time we reach a difficult point in the editing process (and it is a slog sometimes) I’ll keep your kind words in mind. Hope to sing with you soon!
We have sung several of the tunes from individual copy sheets at our Tuesday night home singings in Richmond. I just downloaded and printed all of the available tunes and am eagerly awaiting the Berryville singing in June to join with other shape note enthuasists singing from this fantastic collection.