154 Ludlow St. (map it) between Stanton and Rivington on
Manhattan's Lower East Side
F train to 2nd Avenue or F, J, M, or Z to Delancey St.
Every 1st Saturday
from 2:00 – 5:00
Upcoming dates: July 4th, August 21st, September 5th, October 3rd, November 7th,
December 5th
Heard in the movie, “Cold Mountain”, this four part harmony, a capella
folk music has been sung continuously since Colonial times. It is the
precursor for both White and Black Gospel and for some of the harmonies
heard in bluegrass and country.
The music is fun to sing, loud, full of open harmonies also known as
power chords, and completly addictive.
The
Brooklyn Sacred Harp Sing, every 2nd Sunday in Carroll
Gardens (featuring the charming, traditional Sacred Harp Pot Luck Social after the singing).
The St. Bart's Sacred Harp Sing, every 3rd Sunday at 50th and Park
Avenue. Contact The
Montclair Sacred Harp Sing , every 4th Sunday in easy to get to
Montclair, NJ (featuring beautiful acoustics in a Quaker meeting hall
on the historic register).
For Sacred Harp history, locations of sings across the country, discussion groups, etc. go to fasola.org or to Warren Steel's site. For humor, visit our fellow singers in North Carolina. For Harmony Assistant shareware that will help you learn to sing Sacred Harp check out Shapenote.net
Still can't get enough singing? Try our friends at the Vocal Area Network.
The Home of Highly Addictive Folk Music You too will be saying...
The Lower East Side Shape Note Sing was established August
2004. Sincere thanks to Vocis.com for hosting this
site.
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