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Penny Nichols
Harmony Singing & Background Vocal Arranging: Volume One
Genre: Folk

Track Listings (5) - Disc #1
1. Open Your Heart- Michael Monagan c. Sossity Music 2002
2. Michael Row the Boat Ashore- Tom Prasada-Rao (Trad.)
3. Motherless Child- Deborah McColl (Trad.)
4. A Sailor's Life- Penny Nichols (Trad.)
5. Water- Severin Brownec. Sub-Dude Music, BMI 1995
Track Listings (2) - Disc #2
1. How Will You Know?- Small Potatos (Jaqui Manning & Rich Prezioso)c. Jaqui Manning, 2001
2. Darlene- Tom Prasada-Rao c. Simple Gift Music, BMI 1999

CD Details

All Artists: Penny Nichols
Title: Harmony Singing & Background Vocal Arranging: Volume One
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pensongs Productions
Original Release Date: 7/28/2002
Release Date: 7/28/2002
Genre: Folk
Style:
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 807207015420

Synopsis

Album Description

Here is a comprehensive 7 lesson course on how to sing in harmony by ear! Taught by one of the foremost singing teachers in the country, Penny Nichols. With guest artists Tom Prasada-Rao, Small Potatos, Severin Browne, Michael Monagan and Deborah McColl. This double CD set is designed to get you started singing in harmony with over 50 easy and fun interactive tracks of exercises, songs and information for you to learn and enjoy! You will learn how to stay on your part, how to recognize where you are and what you are supposed to be singing in relation to the other singers in your group, how to name and recognize your place in a musical chord and much more!

CD Reviews

Dont buy this unless you already can sing

11/18/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"If zero stars was an option I would have chosen it. This cd does not in any way show the listener how to pick out harmony parts. The parts are all sung simultaneously and you have no idea how they were constructed or even what the harmony parts are by themselves. This is by far the worst musical purchase I have ever made and I do have quite a collection of musical texts and cd's. If you are eager to learn how to harmonize this book simply is too complicated and noy well thought out. This cd seems more like a showcase for the authors ability which does the buyer absolutely no good."