Handel Messiah Bass Part - Learn to Sing

A quick and easy way to learn to sing the Bass Part of Handel Messiah.
You see the words and notes change colour exactly in time as the Bass part is sung by a professional singer who is a real pleasure to hear -- and you just join in!
No need for hours of learning the words 'parrot fashion', no need for 'note-bashing' trying to work out what pitch to sing and no more having to guess the tempo of the music.
You will be amazed how quickly you learn and before long you are singing the words at the right pitch in harmony with the professional singer. No need to worry about the tempo and what the notes mean as you are learning both without even knowing it!
Of course there are some tricky bits which need more practice but even these you will find you learn pretty quickly by just going over several times until they become second nature to sing.
We believe this is such an easy way to learn because both 'sight' and 'hearing' are stimulated at exactly the same time so the 'brain' learns intuitively. It really does become quite addictive with the tune in your head and you sing all day!

[@ukaegbuchairman]

Thank you very much these easy pieces (Soprano, alto, Tenor and bass). It has saved me a lot of stress. Blessings to you.

[@mus1ontel1genc1a]

Though I agree with another commenteur about a minor tech glich, over all, you have performed an amazing service to the amateur singer community! Asante Sana!

[@MarvinLikoPuha]

So excited! It has been too long since learning this. I am looking forward to joining in at a Messiah sing-along event in a few weeks with your help. Mahalo!

[@WERG4MEPLAYS]

Thank you so much!! just purchased the three steps to sing for the whole bass part of Messiah! real help, I am performing Messiah in the cathedral on this coming Saturday and your product shall help massively!

[@kikobando5550]

Hi! Can you help me find which site I can buy this CD? This KZbin video is only until Glory of God and not the entire Messiah. I really need to learn all Bass parts.

[@AntonioHernandez-ln5ii]

Many many thanks!! how wonderful it's to learn this way!!

[@williamkurzenberger4607]

Very useful. My thanks to you!

[@andrewgrigg3837]

Many thanks for your comment Theodore. If you wish to learn the whole Bass Messiah part of Handel's Messiah please visit our website www.choraline.com where you can download the whole version to learn to sing the Bass part of Handel's Messiah right away. A 3 disc box set to learn Handel'sMessiah bass is also available. Best wishes with all your singing. Andrew

[@chrismercer5893]

This is a brilliant way to learn and to correct the bits you thought you knew ..but didn't perhaps quite as well as you thought you did!!

[@robertstandley1818]

Brilliant!

[@8000Christopher]

this is a great help, thanks a bunch.

[@DanielPeixotoPereira]

perfect. congratulation from Brazil

[@renatuskarushaija8438]

Thank you very much,send me please more voices Soprano,Alto and Tenory

[@0aintseennothingyet0]

Thank you that was absolutely awesome. However I'd suggest I need to see a line or two ahead - the pages turn quite quickly so it is difficult to keep the continuity as I come to the last line on a page. Thanks.

[@andrewgrigg3837]

Thank you for your comment and we are please you are finding 3 Steps to Sing as a useful tool to learn the bass line in Handel's Messiah. Best wishes Andrew

[@kisskari]

Very useful, thank you! :) (however, let me have 2 technical remarks: 1) probably due to the mixing process, the timing of the bass solo part is a bit ahead of the accompaniment, 2) a less disturbing one at the end of the excerpt: "towardS men" has a missing S printed on screen) Best regards from Hungary 😉

[@TheFebinedwards]

Thank you

[@Smiley35rules]

Thank you!

[@andrewgrigg3837]

Dear Smiley, thank you so much for your comment. It took us over a year to produce 3 Steps to Sing so people can their to sing the bass part of Handel's Messiah even if they cannot read music or sight read. We have so many people emailing us and are delighted lots have gone on to join a local choral society. Best wishes Andrew

[@shurrp1]

Very helpful thank u so much :)

[@andrewgrigg3837]

Dear Theodore, thank you for your kind comment and we have been delighted with how many people are learning to sing the bass part in Handel's Messiam with 3 Steps to Sing. Please do visit our website choraline.com to find out about our other choral learning tools/ Best wishes Andrew

[@shurrp1]

I will

[@EdwardDavey123]

Hello. I am embarking on Messiah for the first time for Sloane Square Community Choir. Please advise whether the recording above will suffice for my training purposes and/or point me in direction of other recordings I ought to buy. All best and thank you Andrew Grigg and others...

[@kikobando5550]

Can anyone help me find which site I can buy this CD? This KZbin video is only until Glory of God and not the entire Messiah. I really need to learn all Bass parts.

[@Mountchoirboy]

I need help. I have two years of very basic voice lessons. I have been singing in choir at church 5 years and have a strong but untrained voice. I took some music theory but had a real hard time as I am not musical, I just have a natural sweet voice. I have joined a new and tough choir and she placed me with the bass's/baritones but we do the bass part. I am terrible and get lost hearing the other voices can your site help me?

[@Mountchoirboy]

to add: I can read music at a "101" level-I mean I know a note placed higher is sung higher, I know ties and slurs, half notes and rests etc but cant tell a C from an F unless I stop and slowly read it. I love to sing I really really do and want to be better

[@patrickjohnsonjr8264]

Yes it. Be respectful

[@patrickjohnsonjr8264]

All ways respectful

[@garyashdown1239]

Good, but the soloist is sometimes ahead of the beat.