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Thank you, all, for your patience with a very tedious exercise on the Jenkins "Tellehim" Monday night (9/25).  I think it will pay-off as we work deeper into the piece.  I know it was difficult to hear on Monday, and I wanted to share a scan of my score to help clarify any questions you might have.  You will see where I have marked breaths, and where I have marked omissions of notes.  Any further questions, please let me know before rehearsal this coming week.  THANKS for all your hard work and commitment!
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Some Chorale members asked me why we pronounce our Latin as we do.  The short answer is: because that's the way I learned it, and I am fortunate enough to be musically descended from a long line of well-educated and skilled choral musicians from the Westminster Choir College school of thought.  There is a longer answer, that is summed up in this excerpt from a well-respected text by Robert S. Hines, renowned Julliard-educated composer, director, and educator in choral music.
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