DePAUL COMMUNITY CHORUS
AUDIO REHEARSAL TRACKS

Below are the rehearsal tracks and learning aids in preparation for our Fall Concert. There are several recordings by different performers for most of these pieces. Many are mp3 files of audio that has been extracted from YouTube videos for our rehearsal and reference purposes. They are grouped by composer. 

For some biographical information about our composers:  

Composer information

Check this site regularly! As we find more recordings and learning aids, they will be posted here as well.

NEW 11/2/24: Here are links to voice practice files (YouTube videos) for Bruckner Psalm 112. Sorry, only S2, A1, A2, T1, & T2 are available. Thanks to Tenor Jim Anderson for finding these:

Tenor 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt5wsnm0xxk

Tenor 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eQEpGf7nzM

Alto 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l81RLeSU_4g

Alto 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4GwAchUxus

Soprano 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_PK9r7J0AU

ALSO: (suggested by Tenor Doug Brandt) Posted very slow version of that tricky Tenor/Bass duet section in Psalm 112, measures 93-97. (see below) "Bruckner_Psalm 112_meas 93-97_slow 60pct tempo.mps"

NEW 10/22/24: "Christmas at DePaul Scores (2024)"

Note: Recordings from the 2021 CAD performance can be found here.  (Most of our current CAD selections are included here.)

NEW 10/20/24: "German Pronunciation Guide"

NEW 9/11/24: Posted YouTube (Video) note learning files for the Fauré Requiem (thanks to Tenor Brendan Shemer for finding these). Also added tightly cropped pdf files of our scores (useful for tablets).

NEW 9/25/24: Posted files containing The Fugue section of Bruckner Psalm 112 in slower tempo (85% and 75% of original) -- see below, both Corydon Singers and Rickenbacher/Bamberger recordings.

NEW 9/25/24: Posted 85% Tempo version of the entire Psalm 112 (Rickenbacher/Bamberger recording)

NEW 9/28/24: Removed Bruckner Ave Maria track by Kamerchor Stuttgart (it had been transposed into a different key than our score!)

NEW 10/1/24: Posted "note learning files" in MuseScore format for the Faure Requiem and 2 of the Bruckner pieces. (MuseScore is a free, open-source music notation program that allows users to create, learn, and edit musical scores). Thanks to alto Mary Deck for sending this information. (see below, after Rehearsal Tracks and Scores).

Audio Rehearsal Tracks:

Scores for this Concert (PDF format)

Here's the link if you want tighter cropped files for your tablet use:    CROPPED PDFs