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Frome Voices

'What a great way to spend Fridays after a hard week at the chalkface!  And then to perform with such a brilliant array of talented musicians. We are so lucky here in Frome.'
Frome Voices Singer
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Resources

You may long to hear your voice part (with the words) sung by a professional with an orchestra and the other sung voice parts at a quieter level in the background. Various websites offer recordings that you can buy. You’ll also find your voice part sung on You Tube (free) but you may also be plagued by the adverts!

Otherwise, there are a number of excellent websites and free online resources that can help you to learn your choral part and you can find a few direct links here. Some are free and others may ask for a small payment or subscription.

The following sites offer free audio rehearsal resources. Links below are set to Fauré, however Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs is also available on some of these sites, following a search.

There are also a myriad of recordings for inspiration and we’ll let you know about preferred recordings during rehearsals. In the meantime, here are some to get you started:

French Pronounciation

Here’s also an excellent resource by a French diction coach for nailing the pronounciation challenges in Fauré’s Cantique de Jean Racine. It’s well worth watching to get your french diction spot on, before rehearsals!

'What a great way to spend Fridays after a hard week at the chalkface!  And then to perform with such a brilliant array of talented musicians. We are so lucky here in Frome.'
Frome Voices Singer