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Hear ye, Hear ye!

Singing will be on October 9,

from 3 - 5 PM

Hear ye, Hear ye!

Singing will be on October 9,

from 3 - 5 PM

Contact Us

Better yet, see us in person!

We love our singers and friends; so feel free to visit during one of our monthly sings. The second Saturday afternoon of each month.

Phoenix Fasola

2207 West Bethany Home Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85015, United States

623-313-7496 Call for directions, Other ways to contact us; email Patrick at organistAL @ AOL.COM or fill in the 'Drop us a Line' section.

When do Sings happen?

The second Saturday of each month, from 3 - 5 PM. No need to contact us to attend, (but do call if you plan on arriving more than 15 minutes early).

Members of the National Fasola.org

We are not a religious group, however - -

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

You will notice that much of the music has religious inspired lyrics. This is reflective of the times in which the songs were sung, during early American history.

Don't be afraid to explore the lyrics of the songs. For example # 242, " Ode on Science" reflect joyous celebration. Written just 2 years after the end of the American Revolution ended, it celebrates this nation's new freedom.

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

Certainly this is for your safety and the enjoyment of the sing. Masks are not required but are recommended if you have not been vaccinated. You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of your loved ones. Go to the following website for current information on Covid-19 status in Maricopa County. https://www.maricopa.gov/5460

September 11th and October 9th 2021 are the next singings and it held at 2207 W. Bethany Home Road just off the I-17. Masks are not required but recommended if you are not vaccinated.to sing in person.

Our thanks to Patrick for his willingness to host the sings.

Loaner books are available as well as available to purchase.

Email or call Patrick for details on directions.

Phone is 623-313-7436

Email address is

oragnistAL@aol.com

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Resources abound

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

Resources abound

Here are several sites and resources:

Fasola.org

Sacredharpbremen.org is a site that allows you to play just your part and learn songs. It is a German site but on the home page, click 'English" and then 'Lieder'. The songs are listed in numerical order. The parts are done robotically, still you can follow in the book and learn the part f

Here are several sites and resources:

Fasola.org

That will take you to the song as it appears in the Sacred Harp book.

Check out Sacred Harp Lyrics at @antioch277 on Twitter.

Check out FasolaMix for iOS mobile devices at the app store.

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Shape Note Resources

Resources

There are several resources to help you learn to sing. Check these out.

Sacredharpbremen.org

This site has a computer generated model that will sing through all the songs in the 1991 edition of the commonly used songbook, Sacred Harp, by Dennison. The site is in German, however the songs are listed by title and number and sung in English, a wonderful on line resource.

Check out this IOS app

For Moble Apple devices only, this app called FasolaMix is a great resource. It allows you to mute the other parts and practice you own or hear all at once. Although it has a limited number of songs, it is adding to them continually. It is also based on the 1991 edition of Dennison's Sacred Harp songbook. There is a cost, the app is $14.99 however I believe well worth it.

Singing is the best way to learn

Attending a sing and just practicing is the best way to learn. Our sings are non-judgmental and based on having fun in the experience. We are happy to run parts and no one is an expert, we are all there to enjoy the songs and each other.

Are you traveling?

You can find a local sing as you travel and attend. Go to fasola.org to locate a sing near you. You can also find resources, such as a link to the Smithsonian Institute singing guide for shape note singing, the movie 'Awake My Soul' about Sacred Harp.

FAQ

Masks are not required, but recommended if you have not been vaccinated, care for an immunosuppressed individual, or elderly, chronically ill person.

1 Do I have to know how to read music?

No. The best way to learn is to come to the sings and sit next to someone to follow along on your part.

2 What if I don't know what part I sing?

Start by sitting with the tenors. They carry the melody so its easier to follow along.

3 Why do you sit in a square?

Lots of factors. Early churches and meeting halls used a square formate for attendees. Men and women were normally separated but in Sacred harp the place to sit is determined by part.

4 Do I have to sing to come? Can I just come to listen?

No and Yes. You don't have to sing, It may be uncomfortable for you to start singing right off. So come to listen and get comfortable. Eventually you will want to join in, I am sure!

4 Do I have to own a book?

No, loaner books are available.

5 Does it cost money to attend or is there a fee to join your organization?

No, This event is free. There is no cost to join us.

6 Do I have to stay the whole time?

No. We would love you to join us for the entire singing, however you can come and go as needed.

Hear ye, Hear ye!

Hear ye, Hear ye!

Contact Us

Drop us a line!

Better yet, see us in person!

Phoenix Fasola

When do Sings happen?

Members of the National Fasola.org

We are not a religious group, however - -

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

Resources abound

We urge everyone to have their Covid shot(s) to join in live singing.

Resources abound

Pl!

Blogs and articles, as well as resources

Blog and thoughts

Shape Note Resources

Resources

Sacredharpbremen.org

Check out this IOS app

Singing is the best way to learn

Are you traveling?

Happy Singing!