[Artemisia] Any one interested in part singing at Uprising?

[Mary Hodges]

Greetings.

I found this website the other day. 
http://www.arach.net.au/~algernon/index.html

It contains a number of period and nearly period songs arranged SATB, 
with midi files for all the parts together and each part separately, and 
.pdf sheet music.  This means that you can download the appropriate 
files and learn your own part at home. Interested parties could get 
together at Uprising (or any event) and do some part singing.  Because 
this web site has midi files, music reading is not necessary to learn 
the parts; you can listen to the midi file of your part and learn by ear.

If you are interested, take a look at the songs and e-mail me so I can 
arrange to bring the appropriate paraphenalia (keyboard and extra 
copies).  If we can find a soprano, tenor and bass we can do it, the 
more the merrier (I am an alto; I have been known to sing both 
mezzosoprano and tenor, but alto is my best part).  For songs, I liked 
the arrangements of Din Di Rin, Now is the Month of Maying, and Fine 
Knacks for Ladies-in English, and the parts are reasonably easy to sing. 
  I am open to other suggestions, and I do have other music available. 
The Abbey will give us rehearsal space at Uprising if we want it.  (One 
of the nice things about singing is that you don't need much stuff-just 
your self.)

I remain,
your obedient servant,
Jehane de Saint Michael
I bear the arms "Per pale gules and argent a bordure indented sable."