This page simply records the songs sung, and the homework assigned,
at each of the Lee Hayes Vox rehearsals in 2016.
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In mid November of 2011 Lee revised the status of the various songs in our
active repertoire, classifying them into the following three groups:
Current Songs,
On-the-Fence Songs and
Dropped Songs
(that we almost never do now).
Every so often she adds new songs and downgrades older ones.
In her words, “Here is our repertoire, in order of what we sing most,
at the moment:
the starred ones are sung at almost every gig.”
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Please make sure that you have your music and cheat sheets organized accordingly for rehearsals, and use these lists as guidelines for what songs to work on between rehearsals.
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| | 7th of December | | | 14th of December | | | 21st of December | | | 28th of December | | |
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There was no rehearsal – it was the Christmas holidays.
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There was no rehearsal – the church had a function.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on
Calling All Angels,
which Lee decided to revive last week after a long hiatus.
In all we sang the song through five times, with lots of work between takes.
The first time through we had problems with both timing and dynamics.
The second time through was much better, but Lee wants us to perform it
like Jane Siberry.
The third time through was beautiful with a good ending, and our audience
applauded.
Lee then had the choir split in two, and each half sang the song to the other.
The first group dragged the ending, and the second group got it right.
After the break we worked on five more of our current songs:
Homework over the Christmas break is to study the MP3s for Father Figure.
We had a good turnout for this rehearsal.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on
Calling All Angels,
which Lee has decided to revive after not singing it since 2014.
We relearned the whole song and did well with it.
After the break we worked on three of our current songs:
We had a pretty good turnout for the rehearsal.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on
How Will I Know.
In all we sang the song through five times, with lots of work between takes.
The first time through we kept rushing, and the volume kept creeping up.
Lee proceeded to dictate the dynamics for each section of the song.
The second time was better, but the altos and guys miss the entry to the chorus.
Lee then had the choir split in two, and each half sang the song to the other.
This produced some interesting feedback, mostly to do with timing and dynamics.
We sang the song one last time and Lee said that it was finally great.
After the break we worked on four more of our current songs:
We had an excellent and lively turnout.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on a revival:
Father Figure.
After Tony had worked on this with us last week, Lee recapitulated.
We worked on all the tricky bits and made significant progress.
Everyone needs to do their homework with the MP3s.
After the break we worked on four songs:
We had a good turnout of more than fifty this evening.
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Lee was away this week and the rehearsal was taken by
Tony Bove.
His style was in strong contrast to Lee’s, starting with a new take
on warming up.
His emphasis on singing off book is certainly a good way for each of us
to discover what parts of a song we need to work on with the MP3s!
We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on a revival:
Father Figure.
We have only sung this once this year, and that by request
on the occasion of tenor Colin leaving us, so it was unfamiliar.
Amazingly, enough people had done homework to make a stab at singing it.
Tony had us work through the song in stages (verse, chorus and bridge),
then run through it off book to learn where we needed to do homework.
Despite almost everyone’s discomfort, we managed the entire song.
After the break we worked on two songs:
First we worked on All My Loving.
We ended up singing through the song three times.
This being a familiar song we sang through it confidently.
Tony then had us stand all mixed up on stage and sing it off book,
which proved a little overwhelming to the point that many were tentative.
Tony then acceded to the request to sing it again, still mixed up on stage,
but with our books if we felt we needed them. This went pretty well.
A discussion revealed that we appreciate what can be learned
from singing standing next to people singing other parts.
We finished with Mercy,
singing the whole song through twice.
The first time through we sang in our sections, the second time mixed up.
Tony asked for more attitude in our vocal presentation:
he feels the song’s protagonist is a strong person.
We had a pretty good turnout, although a little light on guys.
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We spent much of the first half of the rehearsal working on
How Will I Know.
In all we sang the song four times, with work between each run through.
The first time through we were much too loud, and we need
to not hit the first beat of each bar, but sing softly through.
The second time through was much better, and much better controlled.
The third time we sang off book and had some word stumbles, but it was OK.
The final time was again off book and was wicked – Lee describing it
as really sweet.
We then tackled Mercy,
singing the whole song through twice.
The first time through Lee said we did a good job and we were with her.
After the second time through Lee said it was great.
That brought us to the break. In the second half we sang six songs:
The turnout was somewhat down on numbers – apparently some ill health.
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We spent much of the rehearsal working on How Will I Know.
We started by revisiting what we learned the previous week,
then sang the song from top to bottom, which somewhat provoked Lee.
Lee wants the song to be a slow ballad, sung softly and very precisely,
but we kept speeding up on the eighth notes, and not holding the longer notes.
Note: Lee’s arrangement is based
on the slow version by Sam Smith,
and not the much faster dance
version by Whitney Houston.
To make her point she asked us to sing it through fast and forte,
after which we tried to sing it the way she wanted, with mixed success.
We did mostly keep a consistently slower tempo, but we failed to sound angelic.
After the break we sang it through again while Lee stood in the
aisle and listened.
She then reviewed a number of issues, including still accelerating,
and failing to keep a sufficiently robotic tempo. We were also too loud.
The MP3s are now available, and everyone should study with them.
We finished the rehearsal by singing All My Loving and Mercy.
We sang All My Loving twice, and the
first time through was good.
We then sang it completely off book, which Lee described as “manic.”
She had also raised it two semi-tones, and we managed to drop two semis.
We finished with Mercy, which Lee said was
“chaotic but fun.”
We did not have time to sing it again off book, but we will next week.
We had a pretty good turnout this week, although the guys
were somewhat thin on the ground until part way through.
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| | 5th of October | | | 12th of October | | | 19th of October | | | 26th of October | | |
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Lee produced another new song for us, How Will I Know,
and we spent almost the entire rehearsal learning it.
We actually reached the end of the song, but there is plenty of work still to do.
We finished the rehearsal by singing Close Your Eyes,
which we sang off book to complete a great evening.
We had an excellent turnout this week, and all worked hard.
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For a change we started the rehearsal working on
Mercy.
We began by cleaning up details: the mezzo rap, the outro and the chorus.
Once we achieved success with the details, we sang through the song twice.
The first time through was a lot of fun, but we were belting at times.
The second time through we made the dynamics at the end work, and it was
really great.
We then tackled All My Loving,
singing the whole song through twice.
Lee said that it was so good, and so much fun,
but we need to enjoy really building into the chorus.
That brought us to the break. In the second half we sang six songs:
The turnout was a little light, and our newest sopranos plus
returning Kristin
sang their hearts out in a very reduced soprano section.
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Once again we spent much of the first half of the rehearsal on
All My Loving.
We worked hard on the bridge, and ended up singing through the song twice.
Everyone needs to be calmer in the verses to let the leads shine.
We then tackled Mercy, working on details, notably the outro.
Once we were on top of the outro we sang the whole song through.
After the break we sang the song again, and Lee said it was oh so good.
We ended the rehearsal working on Take Me to Church.
The first time through we dropped, and the ay-mens sort of petered out.
Lee says that the ay-mens at the end need to be enormous – big, then bigger.
After the talking-to we sang from bar 23 to the end and it was beautiful.
It felt like a really good rehearsal,
and we are now on top of all our current songs.
The turnout was OK; soprano and tenor numbers are growing slightly.
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We spent much of the first half of the rehearsal working on
All My Loving.
In all we sang through the song four times, with plenty of work on details:
once with the whole choir, then two run throughs each with half the choir,
then a final performance with the whole choir again.
Lee is pleased with progress, but the bridge is still problematic, so study!
We ended up the first half of the rehearsal with
Celebration:
We sang it through twice and there are still some sticky spots;
we really need to pay attention to the dynamics in the verses.
In the second half of the rehearsal we tackled four songs:
The turnout was pretty good, and it was great to have some new
faces,
especially tenors and sopranos. Welcome, indeed.
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| | 7th of September | | | 14th of September | | | 21st of September | | | 28th of September | | |
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We again spent most of the rehearsal working on
All My Loving.
In all we sang through the song three times, with plenty of work on details.
By the end Lee was extremely pleased. However, diction is important,
and we all need to work on the transition from the bridge to verse 4.
We finished up the rehearsal with three of our other songs:
The turnout was again good, although a trifle light on guys for once.
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Robert missed this rehearsal, so thanks to Bruce for taking notes.
We again spent most of the rehearsal working on
All My Loving.
This time we reached the end of the song, singing it twice.
Then we split the choir in half and each half sang the song to the other.
For the rest of the rehearsal we worked on several songs, including a revival:
Homework is to study the MP3s for:
All My Loving
(especially the bridge);
Scarborough Fair;
and Mercy,
now that Lee has revived it.
The turnout was pretty good, and everyone enjoyed themselves.
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We spent most of the rehearsal working on our newest song:
All My Loving.
Quite a few people had not been present last week, so we re-learned the song
starting from scratch, and reached the bridge.
For the rest of the rehearsal we worked on several recent songs:
The turnout was moderately good, and everyone present was in great form.
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Lee produced our next new song:
All My Loving
(reimagined by The Well Pennies)
We spent the entire rehearsal working on this song, and reached the bridge.
Scores and MP3s are on the web site, so please update your binders.
This week we had another good turnout, and we all enjoyed the new song.
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We started the rehearsal by working on our newest
song: Celebration.
We ended up singing this through twice, finally paying attention to
the dynamics.
The first time through we were muddy in the bridge;
we need to enunciate CEL-LEB-BRATE much more brightly and precisely.
The second time was fun, with Lee saying it was nice and clean.
This was the last rehearsal for tenor Colin, who is off to study
in London (Ontario).
He had requested that we sing one of our older songs,
Father Figure.
A show of hands revealed that no more than half of us knew the song,
so Lee taught it from scratch, and we had a lot of fun with it.
We ended the rehearsal by singing two favourites:
Take Me to Church –
and wow it was great;
ending with Close Your Eyes, which we sang
off-book.
Lee said it was so beautiful and sad as we bid Colin farewell.
We had a great turnout, and were all sad to say good bye to Colin.
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There was no rehearsal because the church had a summer camp running.
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We began the rehearsal by working on our newest
song: Celebration.
We ended up singing this three times through, finally paying attention to
the dynamics.
The third time we added dynamics to the energy and it was really nice.
We then worked on Scarborough Fair.
We sang through the song twice, again working on details.
We did some patching between takes, but we must listen to the alto lead.
For the second half of the rehearsal we worked on:
This week we had a good turnout, with plenty of energy.
For the next rehearsal, please review
Father Figure,
which tenor Colin
has requested we sing for his last rehearsal before he leaves to study
in London.
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We started the rehearsal by working on our newest
song: Celebration.
With a good turnout we worked hard on the flaky bits,
ending up working through the entire song twice.
We then put some serious work into Scarborough Fair.
We sang through the song a couple of times, working on details.
Lee said that the Latin was wonderful. We then split the choir in half,
and each half sang the song for the other, which went very well.
For the second half of the rehearsal we worked on:
This week we had a pretty good turnout, with a balance in all sections.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on our newest
song: Celebration.
Because many people had not been at the previous week’s rehearsal,
we relearned the song.
After mastering the outro, we sang through the whole song, and it was not bad.
For the rest of the rehearsal we worked on:
Another smallish summer attendance, but everyone worked hard.
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We spent most of the rehearsal working on our latest song,
Celebration.
We relearned from scratch, and managed to get through the bridge,
however the outro still needs some work, despite sounding rather good.
For the final part of the rehearsal we sang through
Scarborough Fair twice.
Between run-throughs we focused on some details;
the second time through was really great.
One again we had a somewhat smallish attendance, but enthusiastic.
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There was no rehearsal because the church had a summer camp running.
Sheila Smail moved her housewarming party to this night instead,
and those who attended admired the new property and had a great time.
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Lee totally surprised us with another new song:
Celebration,
from Kool and the Gang.
We spent much of the rehearsal learning the song, with some success.
For the final part of the rehearsal we worked on:
We had a smallish attendance, possibly because of Blues Fest.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on
Scarborough Fair,
which is our latest new song.
Enough people missed the previous rehearsal that we learned the song from scratch.
We worked through the whole song, including finally making the outro work.
For the second half of the rehearsal we worked on:
We had an absolutely great turnout at this rehearsal.
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This was the day that the presidents of both Mexico and the USA
were in town for the Three Amigos Summit.
As a result of the security arrangements, traffic was extremely chaotic
and a fair number of people, Lee included, were trapped on the far side
of closed streets, ultimately arriving very late.
Luckily we had a sufficiency of every part except the sopranos
to make an impromptu rehearsal in the round practical.
Enormous kudos to James Brinkhurst for holding his own
as the lone soprano for the first eight songs!
For the first hour and some, until Lee arrived, we worked on:
Once Lee arrived, she delivered the promised new song,
Scarborough Fair,
based on the Simon & Garfunkel version.
We worked on this until just before the end of the rehearsal,
at which point we finished of by singing Mamma Mia,
which was absolutely crazy, especially after not singing it for so long.
Considering the absolute chaos in the streets caused by the
police
securing president Obama’s motorcade route, we had a pretty decent
turnout.
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As yet we do not offer the history of the future!
| | 4th of May | | | 11th of May | | | 18th of May | | | 25th of May | | |
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As yet we do not offer the history of the future!
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We spent the first half the rehearsal working on our newest song:
Rumour Has It by Adele.
We worked hard to master
the musical interlude, and have now learned all but the ending.
MP3s and PDF scores are available – please use them.
In the second half of the rehearsal we worked on songs for
the Annual Concert,
which is coming up on Sunday, May 15th ,
mainly concentrating on songs where all the guys sing together:
Due to inclement weather (Snow!) our numbers were somewhat reduced.
Congratulations to stalwart basses Bruce and Tim for holding up their line.
Although only six Cubanistas were present, they still managed to rehearse their songs.
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| | 2nd of March | | | 9th of March | | | 16th of March | | | 23rd of March | | | 30th of March | | |
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In the first half we again worked on our newest song:
Rumour Has It.
We spent the time working on the musical interlude and the bridge.
Our final run through of the whole song almost worked;
however, we still need to be a little softer in the verses.
The MP3s and PDF scores are available – please use them.
In the second half of the rehearsal we worked on other recent songs:
We had a reasonable turnout. Lee says that is time to start focusing
on songs for our Annual Concert, upcoming on Sunday
May 15th.
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We spent the first half the rehearsal working on our newest song:
Rumour Has It by Adele.
We revisited everything learned so far, then worked our way through the
musical interlude.
We did have a go at the first part of the bridge, but did not get far.
In the second half of the rehearsal we sang a number of current songs:
By the end of the rehearsal we had a pretty good crowd.
( March 2016 ) ( months ) ( site-nav ) ( page-top ) ( page-foot )
We spent the first half the rehearsal working on our newest song:
Rumour Has It by Adele.
We revisited everything we learned last week, then started in on the
musical interlude.
MP3s and PDF scores are now available – please use them.
Lee says listen to Adele’s performance of the song.
In the second half of the rehearsal we worked on other recent songs:
We had a rather small turnout, probably because of March break.
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We spent most of the rehearsal working on a new song
that Lee produced: Rumour Has It by Adele.
No PDF scores or MP3s yet, only paper scores, but Lee says
in the meanwhile listen to Adele’s performance.
Toward the end of the rehearsal we worked on several recent songs:
Turnout was slightly down, but everyone present was in great form.
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We started the rehearsal by working on Here Comes the Sun.
We sang the song all the way through and Lee said that there was lots of
good stuff.
However, the guys kept getting behind;
the sopranos and mezzos were having trouble at bars 31 & 32;
and everyone was having difficulties at bar 49, so we did some drills.
When we sang the song through again, with dynamics, it was much better.
We spent the rest of the rehearsal singing through a whole raft of songs:
Lee has promised us a new song for next week: Rumour Has It, by Adele.
We had another pretty good turnout, albeit somewhat rowdy.
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There was no rehearsal because of severely inclement weather.
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We had a somewhat small turnout due to the snowy roads, and we started late.
However, people continued to trickle in until we had achieved a good crowd.
We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on our newest song
Here Comes the Sun.
We sang through the whole song and Lee thought we did really well.
We then spent time working on details, notably the Inter, Rev, and Out sections.
We ended up singing the whole song beautifully – now we need some dynamics!
We started the second half with the very reduced Dominican workshop group
singing through Kiss, which was a real hit with the rest of us.
Lee promises us that next week the full Dominican complement will sing both songs.
We ended the rehearsal by singing three of our other songs:
Although we were somewhat reduced in numbers, the evening went really well.
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There was no rehearsal because it was Ash Wednesday and the church was in use.
Also, Lee and a number of choir members were at the Dominican workshop.
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on our newest song
Here Comes the Sun.
After reaching the end last week, we worked on the outro, then sang the whole song.
Lee decided we knew it well enough to do a half-and-half split; both were fairly good.
Now that we know the whole song, please study your MP3s and learn the words.
In the second half of the rehearsal we sang through four of our other songs,
none of which we have sung in quite a while, so it was a bit of a test:
We had a terrific turnout, and everyone was up all evening.
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| | 6th of January | | | 13th of January | | | 20th of January | | | 27th of January | | |
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We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on our newest song
Here Comes the Sun.
Amazingly we reached the end in our final run through, but we have yet to learn
the outro.
Now that we have reached the end, please study your MP3s and learn the words.
In the second half of the rehearsal we sang through a few of our other songs:
We had a pretty good turnout, and everyone was enthusiastic.
We were also delighted to welcome a new baritone to our ranks.
( January 2016 ) ( months ) ( site-nav ) ( page-top ) ( page-foot )
We spent the first half of the rehearsal working on our newest song
Here Comes the Sun.
We revisited our work from last week, then learned through to verse 2A.
In the second half of the rehearsal we sang through a few other songs:
We had a very good turnout, and everyone seemed delighted to be there.
Welcome, also to the new members who have started with us this year.
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We spent most of the rehearsal working on a new song
that Lee produced: Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles.
Scores and MP3 files are now available, so please update your books.
Toward the end of the rehearsal we worked on a few recent songs:
We had an excellent turnout, and everyone was in great form;
probably happy to be back to a regular schedule after the extended holidays!
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Lee was away in Cuba and Becca Fleming took the rehearsal.
Becca came armed with a four-part arrangement of Bruce Cockburn’s
song, Lovers in a Dangerous Time, which she proceeded to teach us.
The song came together so well that we made an iPad recording,
which has been posted to YouTube
for all to see how well it went.
We had a pretty good turnout for this first rehearsal of the year,
and everyone had a great time working with Becca.
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