Along the lines of ChorusClass which I posted about last week, I recently found out about cyberbass.com, a practice track website for chorus that already has many tracks recorded and uploaded for public use.
Most of the works on this site are traditional, standard, or large choral works, but this is really handy if you are trying to incorporate some of this literature into your choir, as it is often more challenging than some of the usual middle or high school choral repertoire.
Cyberbass has each voice part uploaded individually but also allows the listener to hear their voice part in context with the entire piece so they can choose their best practice technique.
As most of the works on Cyberbass are public domain, it is completely free to use! Overall, this is an excellent tool for choral directors to have in their back pocket.
Check out cyberbass here
Hi Liana
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Actually, I am learning from your posts.
It seems that this tool is really helpful for music learners. especially if it has the tool that allows the user to control the speed of the music...
Rashed
Hi Liana, It's amazing that people are helping others out through voluntarily sharing what they created with others for free. This eventually makes a better learning environment and potentially can reduce the gap caused by economic disparity. I love the idea.
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