I have performed with both my church and school choirs. Have you ever been in a choir?
No but choirs are great, i love listening to the ensemble of singers.
I think I like listening more than performing as well. It's amazing how the voices blend together!
It all really depends on how good the choir conductor is too, all the intricate arm gestures.
I never really paid attention to my conductor. We sang simpler songs though that were easier.
Even simple songs are great when performed by the group of singers in a choir, they always sound so nice.
I agree. I also think it sounds best acapella. I love hearing just the voices.
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