Virtual Choir
On 21st March 2020, Rechoir were supposed to meet for a social event, following a very successful St. David's Day concert earlier that month. Unfortunately, due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, we were unable to meet, and soon found out that we would not be able to meet to rehearse or a long while.
Instead, we arranged to use that Saturday productively and asked our members to record themselves singing one of our newest arrangements. Here is the result. #keepsinging
Instead, we arranged to use that Saturday productively and asked our members to record themselves singing one of our newest arrangements. Here is the result. #keepsinging
Virtual Orchestra
Seeing the excitement from Rechoir around doing a recording, I wondered whether musicians would be just as keen to be involved in a project like this. Most of us had had all of our work cancelled for the next few months, so if anyone else was feeling like me, they'd need a create outlet, something to keep them busy and a reason to keep on playing.
I sent out an e-mail to friends and colleagues, and was astounded by the response! In total, there are 35 musicians and 12 singers involved, which is much larger scale than I expected this to be!
#keepplaying #keepsinging #virtualorchestra #virtualchoir
I sent out an e-mail to friends and colleagues, and was astounded by the response! In total, there are 35 musicians and 12 singers involved, which is much larger scale than I expected this to be!
#keepplaying #keepsinging #virtualorchestra #virtualchoir
If you would like advice and guidance on creating a virtual music project for your group, please get in touch.
