There were a lot of non-"Yes/No" answers to the poll this week. That's okay, it was generating some very lively discussion!
So all I did this week was deduce the yes's and no's from the comments, and simply tally them up.
-JP
Total number of votes: 19
Yes: 14
No: 5
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Poll Results for Four-Part Harmony Congregational Singing
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Jonathan Paden
on Sat 21 Oct 2006 02:09 PM CDT | Permanent Link
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Re: Poll Results for Four-Part Harmony Congregational Singing
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RAH
on Tue 07 Nov 2006 12:13 PM CST | Profile | Permanent Link
About your question, since I’ve been visiting around to different churches, I’ve noticed a couple of things. First, most of the churches we’ve visited are now using video display of the sheet music, keeping the vocal parts in play. This is different from how we started, using the display only for words. However, I spent a lot of time teaching parts as we learned new songs. Secondly, one church we’ve visited is focusing on the development of new songs in a class setting on Wednesday nights, using a praise team, to introduce new songs and help everyone learn the parts.
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