DES Memorial Day 2011 Singalong Recordings

Memorial Day Concert 2011 SingAlong Regina Coeli K.V. 108 The right channel has the "voice" of interest -- S, A, T or B. All the other voice part plus soli and accompaniment are in the left channel. The volume of voice of interest is usually very prominent. You can play these files directly on your computer. Or you can save them to play on your computer using iTunes or something similar. You might try burning them to a CD. Just know that while modern CD players can play mp3 files, many older ones cannot. If you really want a CD, let me know, and I'll burn you one with high resolution audio files (WAV). to Home to Performance recordings to DES Singers webpage Hope this works for you. Question, comments -- direct to Jim Mays -- 518-8433, jimmays@gmail.com
	Regina Coeli K.V. 108	Mozart	mp3
	1. allegro	a. prelude	piano
	1. allegro	b. chorus	soprano alto tenor bass
	2. Tempo moderato	a. prelude	piano & solo
		b. chorus	soprano alto tenor bass
		c. solo	solo
		d. chorus	soprano alto tenor bass
	3. Adagio un poco andante	solo	solo
	4. allegro	a. prelude	piano
	4. allegro	b. chorus	soprano alto tenor bass
	These mp3 files were made using several different music software products. The scores were scanned into Adobe Acrobat, converted to TIFF files, then OCR'd (optical character recognition) using SharpEye2 from Visiv Technologies. Those raw music files were exported from SharpEye using MusicXML into Finale where most of the final editing was performed. Those scores were exported (again using MusicXML) into Harmony Assistant (from Myriad Software in Toulouse France). Myriad has this neat computer-singing algorithm which isn't half bad. Some people object to computers singing. It could be worse. I could spend more time making fixing the pronunciation and sometimes weird nasal sounds. I have taken out vibrato and, as much as possible, made the voices "pitch perfect" which may sound strange since most singers, including professionals, often are anything but.