Conducting Pickup Notes - Minister Through Music - Choir - Episode 5

In this episode, Roger Hale demonstrates conducting pickup notes and navigating getting lost while conducting.
00:00 Conducting Pickup Notes
01:19 Navigating Getting Lost While Conducting
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[@doreenaleen]

Thank you sir. I appreciate all your vids❤🙏🏻

[@angieallen4884]

"no one will notice"...because no one watches the conductor anyway (a wise teenager once told me). Nice video about pick up notes and, also, preparatory beats! Thanks!

[@RogerHale]

Thanks for watching Angie! You are right on many levels :)

[@deseuryderia]

lmaoo my choir conductors make sure we watch them so it just depends

[@picard2bridge]

Another simple but great video. Getting lost? Surely that never happens 🙂. I had a conductor once tell the choir as we walked on, "If I get lost I'll just move my hand round and round in circles until I find myself again". Not very comforting! And sure enough, in the middle of a movement he started just going round in circles for a couple of bars, but there was still a beat at the bottom of the circle, so no great disaster, and we all had something to laugh about later.

[@wimvanherk3374]

I hear and see the breath for beat three, but the breathe is not hardly visible in the movement; there is no espressivo upbeat, I mean an upbeat which invite the singers or players

[@Yattekuruishi]

i dont getit T-T help

[@143ldsronelyn]

Are you an LDS? This is great practice for the chorister..

[@jackmanmusic]

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