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We are doing Bethels “Ain’t No Grave” for Easter. The original is Bm. I really need to drop the song a half step to Bbm to have the freedom in my voice to do what needs to be done in the song in the higher parts. I realize Bbm may seem really low but if I do it in the original there are higher parts I have to leave out. After watching this it seems that the right choice is to go with the lower key where I can give the song the dynamics it needs rather than sticking with the original and sacrificing dynamics. Thank you for the insight.
Definitely the right decision! I would say it’s almost always better to sacrifice a bit on the low stuff… just “speak it out”… with a bit more vocal fry/edge in the tone… so that you can power it out on the higher notes and not have to sacrifice in those bigger parts of the song!
AMAZING song! Hope it goes super well!!
Just wanted to thank you for posting this on the “regular” website, since I am not a FB fan 😉
And thank you for your suggestions. I just want to underline that we can’t be afraid to change the key of a song, so that the congregation, but more importantly, the worship leader an actually sing it.
Hey Karen! Definitely some important factors!
Hi Charmaine, my name is Andrew and I am one of the worship leaders at my church and this is an area where I am very determined to grow. I have benefited so much from your program, thank you so much. One thing I wanted to say is that I hit a wall when I have watched similar videos and yours. I am a visual learner and during the male/female ranges portions I get lost and I have come to the conclusion that for those like me it would be great to have visual aid, say a pdf of a keyboard with the highlighted sections/parameters of the different male/female ranges as well as the “no go zones” to follow along with you. Maybe even another video where a few different songs are chosen and walked through that process of male/female ranges while simultaneously employing that visual aid I mentioned above. Just a suggestion. Thank you for your time.
Hi Andrew! Thanks for the suggestion! 🙂