I didn't think I'd have time to squeeze in a practice but I simply made myself. It meant working at my editing for pay one hour less than I should have, but tomorrow I can work all day because obviously I don't sing for more than 15 minutes before I go to choir practice.
I sang the dreaded section of the Introit (measures 36 to 41) on "oo" with my mouth closed and was able to sing a tiny high A in the front of my lips. It was not quite as small as the cottonmouth thing, but more reliable. I can't do it, though, if I sing measures 36 through 39 full voice. I also sang through Liber Scriptus. I am going to sing that at my group coaching on Saturday. It is going well. So my plan for tomorrow is to see if I can get through those measures on "oo". What's a rehearsal for, after all, but a place to try things out? The only thing I can't "try out" is anything that will make that note come out loud or ugly. I could do that in a lesson but not a choir rehearsal. Then I can sing the
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