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William Walker Singing – video

Posted on March 17, 2008 By Tom 2 Comments on William Walker Singing – video
Entertainment, Local, Music

I tried my hand at editing a bit of video from the William Walker Singing last Saturday. I used just the basic version of the Pinnacle Studio software, and was actually pleased with the results. I find it much easier to work with than the Windows Movie Maker software.

This clip shows Bill Burns leading the singing of #127 “Green Fields” from The Sacred Harp. The text is the hymn “How Tedious and Tasteless.”

I may try editing and uploading something a bit more lively when I get a chance. Unfortunately, most of my video shows the backs of the song leaders. I guess they insisted on facing the lead (tenor) section because of the melody line. I’ll see if I’ve got any more shots of leaders actually facing the camera.

Next singing, I’ll know to find out where the lead section is first, and set up my camera accordingly.

[tags]Sacred Harp, Shaped Note[/tags]

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2 thoughts on “William Walker Singing – video”

  1. Houston says:
    March 17, 2008 at 3:28 pm

    Tom,

    Did I notice that you blurred/blacked yourself out of the clip. Is that not you on the left side of the frame?
    Great capture though.

    Houston

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  2. Tom says:
    March 17, 2008 at 8:07 pm

    Actually, I’m sitting behind that guy, off screen. I did that intentionally.

    Reply

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