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Some Christmas Carols for You (poorly trained baritone) - JasonBlack - 12-25-2022
You'll have to excuse the poor breath support and under the weather voice, but I figured it would be nice to share a few Christmas carols with you this holiday season.
Noel
https://voca.ro/1ienf3EgACGM
Joy to the World
https://voca.ro/1ds94hBNi6vx
God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen
https://voca.ro/1giPDypvndxR
White Christmas
https://voca.ro/11Y1ek2M9JWP
RE: Some Christmas Carols for You (poorly trained baritone) - David Horn - 12-25-2022
(12-25-2022, 01:55 PM)JasonBlack Wrote: You'll have to excuse the poor breath support and under the weather voice, but I figured it would be nice to share a few Christmas carols with you this holiday season.
Noel
https://voca.ro/1ienf3EgACGM
Joy to the World
https://voca.ro/1ds94hBNi6vx
God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen
https://voca.ro/1giPDypvndxR
White Christmas
https://voca.ro/11Y1ek2M9JWP
Much better vocalization than I expected. Bravo.
RE: Some Christmas Carols for You (poorly trained baritone) - pbrower2a - 12-25-2022
The perfect Christmas carol for a 4T remains "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day", Its origins are in the American Civil War, when there was "no peace on Earth".