Love to sing? Don’t know how? No problem! We’ll help you learn to sing in four-part harmony in no time using shape notes and the Sacred Harp. Come participate in a unique form of American traditional music dating back two centuries and now being revived around the country and the world. All you need to bring is your love of music. A $4 contribution and a snack to share would also be welcome.
Location: Wacheva Cultural Arts, 117 Harvard Place(just off Westcott)
Date and Time: Sunday Dec. 4, 2-4 p.m.
Contact Person: Sydney Hutchinson, Dept. of Art and Music Histories
443-5032
sjhutchi@syr.edu
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