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goforit
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Mon, Dec 20 2021, 11:58 am
My dd I is head of dance and I'm at a lost how to help her find the right music any leads?
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singleagain
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Mon, Dec 20 2021, 12:18 pm
Disclaimer.. I've never done dance.
That being said.. what's the dance about does she want to to be fast... Slow? Is there a message to it?
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Choirmistress
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Mon, Dec 20 2021, 12:20 pm
Hi, goforit.
If by "background", you mean something quiet enough not to distract the audience from the girls' movements if it has words, then you have a lot of choices:
ANY instrumental( versions of vocal)s from:
D'veykus
Neginah
Eitz Chaim/London/Miami/New York/Pirchei
S'dei Chemed
Mark Three Orchestra
Rabbis' Sons
Kol Salonika
Lev Tahor
Shalsheles
V'Havieinu
Hey, if you're in the mood for a minor-key number, even MBD's Yiddish rendering of "Close Every Door to Me" from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: Lichtiger Shabbos.
Just how "upbeat/leibedig" or "slow/relaxed" does your daughter want the song(s) to be? That should be your first question.
Then look at the rhythm: Does 4/4 work best, or could the dancers to a waltz-time dance to it?
Shelley Lang, Harei Yehudah, and Aish also have some nice tunes.
Hatzlachah.
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amother
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Mon, Dec 20 2021, 1:09 pm
Does she need lyrics? There's plenty of great classical music out there to suit every taste.
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goforit
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Sun, Jan 02 2022, 5:04 am
Choirmistress wrote: | Hi, goforit.
If by "background", you mean something quiet enough not to distract the audience from the girls' movements if it has words, then you have a lot of choices:
ANY instrumental( versions of vocal)s from:
D'veykus
Neginah
Eitz Chaim/London/Miami/New York/Pirchei
S'dei Chemed
Mark Three Orchestra
Rabbis' Sons
Kol Salonika
Lev Tahor
Shalsheles
V'Havieinu
Hey, if you're in the mood for a minor-key number, even MBD's Yiddish rendering of "Close Every Door to Me" from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: Lichtiger Shabbos.
Just how "upbeat/leibedig" or "slow/relaxed" does your daughter want the song(s) to be? That should be your first question.
Then look at the rhythm: Does 4/4 work best, or could the dancers to a waltz-time dance to it?
Shelley Lang, Harei Yehudah, and Aish also have some nice tunes.
Hatzlachah. |
Wow thanks for such a detailed list. Will check them out. She needs upbeat.
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