Please let Elaine know re your availability on these dates ASAP.
I do know from subsequent emails, etc., that we are doing "All Will Be Well" for Dillman's service on 4/9.
Here's a link to the Meg Barnhouse version - lyrics are slightly different than in our sheet music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Kadbd3tCqc
We're hoping Scott Templeton can join us for "Put a little love/Love Train" on 3/26.
I'm adding any rehearsal notes I can think of at the bottom; I've been a bad girl about those lately - sorry! If I miss anything please don't hesitate to write the group or write me and I can edit this blogpost if that's better...
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1.We have been asked to sing the following dates. Please let me know if you are NOT available.
March 19 Ed Proux I told Ed I'm not sure we have time for this
Topic: How we Talk to People
Ed is asking for Keb ‘Mo What’s so Funny About Peace Love and Understanding
Maybe Us ---Maybe Steve Afrogola- sent email to him March 6 Did I talk with Sara S about this too?
March 26— Ginny is doing the service
Put A Little Love in Your Heart / Love Train
#1051 We are…. ( we did this several years ago— not hard)
The hymns that day are #1031 May I Be Filled with Loving Kindness
April 2 Ed Garbe is doing the service
There's A New World Somewhere ( they call the promised land)
the hymns are # 1021 Lean on Me and #1022 Open the Window (Let the Dove Fly In)
I'm thinking that Open the Window is a bit confusing for the Congregation to follow and maybe we need to do this as a performance piece— and they can join in as comfortable on the chorus.
April 9 Dillman Sorrells
Transformation no further information yet
April 16 Easter
Alleluia or?
2. I am away May 8
for #1051 "We Are..." we divided somewhat into parts, with Jay and Sarah M. joining in on soprano part one octave lower. Scott J wasn't there yet at that point - I imagine Scott you can decided what part to mirror as you like. We are singing it as is altho with a toned-down piano part or possibly acapella. Also we have decided not to do the gigantic repeat in the middle section of the piece, just the little ones at the beginning and end.
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