Dina Marinakos
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Helen,
In the hard chromatic scale, there is a difference between low ni to low pa (whole step) and high ni to high pa (4 moria). We’ll be exploring why this is a little later in the course. So far, we’ve been studying and comparing the lower part of the scale.
Anthony, I’m pasting Amy’s response here since it somehow didn’t get nested as an answer to your question:
Hi Anthony,
Thanks for your message. You are correct; there is a mistake in the score on the syllable ‘ther’ of “mother.” It should be a square to indicate a whole beat. I will work on fixing that.Regarding the notes of “set”—the extra notes you hear in the recording on the 1.5 beat ga part of the word are ornaments. In the Byzantine notation score for this hymn, these ornaments are not written out, so we did not write them out in the pictorial score. In classical scores of Byzantine notation (most scores fall into this category), ornaments are not written out and chanters learn to do ornamentation through oral tradition. This is why listening to good recordings is so important (or better yet, learning to chant next to a well-trained chanter).
Welcome home!! My husband has a similar story. His family is from Romania, but he was raised Baptist. Only when they moved to North Carolina did they visit an Orthodox Church!
If you are in Google Chrome, right click and choose “Open image in new tab”. Click on the new tab. Then ctrl-P (or command-P) to print.
Hi! We will go over this in detail in the next few weeks. 🙂
Hiya Conner! I started sharing my presentation links in a new forum post here. I will plan to share each week’s presentation at the end of that particular week. So, Week 2 will be available on the afternoon of Friday, Oct 9. If I ever forget to share, please feel free to remind me!
The harp is so cool!!
Ooh! I’m sorry I just saw this! Glad you came!
Hiya, Shawn!
Try t his link:
Join Amy’s Voice Lab Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 844 0549 3640
Passcode: 159585Sorry there doesn’t seem to be a clear answer for you at your parish!
Each parish tends to have their own “chant culture” that is effected by the lead chanter and the clergy. If your lead chanter can’t provide a clear answer for your, consider humbly approaching your priest to ask for guidance.
Voice Lab 100 Practice Session Schedule & Zoom Info – Term 3 2026
Check that page. It has the link.
I suggest trying with the laptop first. It will be easier for you to see what the instructor is presented on-screen while being able to still see your Zoom controls.
I forwarded both that message and the welcome email to you. Check your email. 🙂
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