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PianoTrax 11: Choral Octavo SoundTrax CD

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PianoTrax 11: Choral Octavo SoundTrax CD

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PianoTrax 11 CD contains accompaniment tracks for the following choral publications: Adoramus Te * Benedictus * Beyond * Calico Cat * Canticum Novum * Christmas Comes But Once a Year * Esta Noche * Ezekiel Saw the Wheel * Gifts * Gloria Patri et Filio * Great, Gettin' Up Day * I Will Sing You the Stars * If I Can Sing * In the Pretty Springtime * Jack and Jill * Loch Lomond * The Moon Has a Face * Nightingale * Sanctus * Shenandoah * Singers, Arise! * Topsy-Turvy World * Veni Jesu * The Water Is Wide * Winter Frost * Winter's Defeat.

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Series: Alfred Choral Designs
Publisher: Alfred Music
UPC: 038081540047
SKU: 00-47188

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Why we love this

This collection covers 26 pieces across a range of styles and seasons, so you're not locked into one accompaniment CD per concert. The recordings free up rehearsal time normally spent on piano parts and let you focus sectional work where singers need it most.

What to expect

Versatility and freedom. Whether you're building a program around seasonal repertoire, exploring different cultural traditions, or mixing classical and contemporary texts, this collection gives you the flexibility to pair accompaniment with whatever pieces your ensemble is already learning.

Who it's for

Directors working with choirs that need reliable, consistent accompaniment for a diverse set of secular octavos. This is especially useful for groups preparing multiple pieces for festival, concert, or tour without access to a full-time accompanist.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the recorded accompaniment level during rehearsals so singers aren't dependent on it; use it as a learning tool first, performance backup second.
  • Build in run-throughs without the recording once your group is secure on parts; this trains independence and catches blend issues the tracks might mask.
  • Adjust the CD playback speed if your group tends toward slower tempos during the learning phase, then lock into the recorded tempo as confidence builds.

How to use it

Pair individual tracks with pieces your choir is preparing for spring and winter concerts, or use the full collection to support a large repertoire rotation across an entire season. The breadth makes it practical for festivals or competitions where you're performing multiple works back-to-back.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing securely against a consistent instrumental accompaniment
  • Maintaining ensemble blend and intonation with recorded support
  • Building independence from accompaniment tracks through structured rehearsal progression

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