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I am planning an exciting format to our winter concert: all choral students grades 5-12 will perform, including two pieces that all my students will sing together. I plan to use the performance track for the song "A Joyful Night" by Ruth Morris Gray. I suspect that if we do a great job, the audience is going to want to clap along with its gospel energy! I am concerned that the audience will not keep a steady beat and will make it difficult for the nearly 200 singers to stay "together". Do you have experience using performance tracks? Would you advise having our accompanist ready to take over "just in case" a tempo tragedy happens? Thanks for input!
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I will admit I have seen performances with young people that used a "performance track" that were successful...enough. If you do have an accompanist, though, why not work out an accompaniment that works ( if you don't already have one). There's something about live performance by all parties that just can't be replicated when you're wedded to something pre-recorded.
And when clapping may occur, may I suggest the students, yourself, or some "ringers" in the audience actually begin it? That's one way to minimize that moment of confusion where some people are clapping on 1 and 3, some on 2 and 4.....
I tried to use performance tracks twice. It was a nightmare for different reasons both times. First time, the CD started sticking ( we had just rehearsed that morning and all was fine) and we had to start over three times before I gave up and ran to the piano. The second time, the thing you mentioned happened. Audience started clapping along and singers couldn't hear the track and got off the rhythm. It was also such an inauthentic experience and unsatisfying musically as the track is conducting, not you. I would highly recommend against performance tracks if you can do it any other way. If you feel you must have a performance track, perhaps you could add a rhythm instrument to help everyone stay on beat in case the audience claps along which often happens. But if at all possible, I would avoid it.
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Dear Laura!
NEVER use accompaniment tracks. NEVER. The reasons are as follows. Often they must be played too loud so that the entire choir can hear the track over their own voice. What that means, Laura, is that the track becomes the conductor; it is leading the choir. The ONLY way to avoid this scenario is to have the track's sound played into a headset which each chorister must wear and into a mixing board. The voices must be picked up on multi-directional microphones, or personal microphones, and their sound also fed into the same mixing board. The person who operates the mixing board balances the sounds received and sends the resultant sound into speakers which the audience hears. What is your function then? Are you there to keep the choir with the track? That means that YOU, at best, are following the track also; it is "conducting" you! The track will not perform as you suggest. You will perform as it demands. When the track leads by volume, it becomes the dominant performer; the choir accompanies the track. Does something sound askew? You are the conductor! You should never have the accompaniment louder than the choir (pay attention pianists!). The choir is the principal performer, the "star," not the accompaniment track, not the pianist, not you. I would suggest that you resolve all of your problems by demolishing the CD/tape. Obtain an accompanist for free or pay for one. You cannot conduct correctly and play simultaneously. I can hear church organists arguing this point with me. I will take that argument. Let the audience enjoy the children, not a CD. Let the audience admire how you taught and led the children. I never saw a track take a bow! Enjoy your children's accomplishment. Let them enjoy you as their teacher. Instrumentalists are always glad to have a gig, even if it is only to make a CD for a publisher. Publisher and distributors are always glad to make money including making money from the sale of a CD. All they need is someone to purchase the CD and let it became the "star" of their concert. Now, Laura, let's talk about repertoire. I always found that students most enjoyed those works which were not so easily learned and/or had a long history of performance, a heritage a lasting value. If you want to perform with CDs, I suggest that a strong choral program be built with other choirs, drawn from the larger choir, be established to perform certain types of works. Such choirs could be a madrigal choirs, a chamber choir, a show choir, a jazz choir, et cetera. A show choir and/or a jazz choir could possibly lend their self to accompaniment tracks. Of course, an excellent sound system would have to be purchased through the fundraising work of your fabulous music boosters association developed because of the quality choral program you have developed. Let's talk repertoire, Laura!
Yup - in theory, live instrumentalists are best. In practicality, it's not always possible. I've used accompaniment tracks about once every other year for a variety of reasons, and have found that the thing that makes the difference is having monitors behind the risers. It's critical the kids have the sound right in their ears. Performances I've watched without monitors - just sound pumped out into the house - usually derail, particularly if the choir is a large, spread-out group.
I have seen tracks used with speakers in a vaiety of places. Behind the risers is just as unsuitable as the members have their attention distracted: listening from behind and watching the conductor up front, or maybe just listening from behind and "who cares about he conductor up front." It just does not work and in every case the track still is the star of the song's performance. And, when at these concerts, I look at the program's repertoire and ponder the thinking behind the selections. Are these conductors here because of a burning desire to teach the choral art or are they here to teach music as best as they possibly can and then cap their teachings with a wonderful concert whose wonderful repertoire is capped by an insignificant song. Please, save the "pop" tunes for "pop" choirs. Aren't there popular type composition arranged for an a cappella choir for sale? Could you arrange one of your own? Isn't it an excellent repertoire with excellent teaching that propels the popularity of the choir? Perhaps THAT is a discussion we should have.
I use accompaniment CDs at every concert in addition to my accompanist. It is nice to have the full sound of a band behind the singers and some cases it is a lot nicer than just a piano. We ahve a good sound system at my school and the students are always heard well. I have a bruning desire to teach and I am still important to the choir even though we use a track. The students still do everything technique wise that they would do with a piano. Also, there are tracks available for almost all new choral music out there - not just pop music and there is nothing wrong with teaching some pop music. It is a genre and has its place with all other genres.
But to get back to your issue. As long as the students are watching you and you are able to hear the music then there shouldn't be a problem. If you have doubts then use an accompanist.
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I have used performance tracks extensively for more Top 40 songs that I know can't be reproduced live without extreme changes. We usually don't have problems with the audience not being on beat so you should be ok. Another trick I use (depending on the song) is to have the students clap to the beat. That keeps everybody honest and helps them with time.
Most importantly, make sure the students can hear the track clearly (monitors or well placed PA). This will solve all your problems and will also serve as a valuable lesson to the singers about singing thru distractions.
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I assume we are talking about tracks with accompaniment only--no voices. I'm in the middle on this, and use accompaniment tracks on a very few songs. I love the basic piano accompaniments in Jay Althouse's Ready to Sing series (3 volumes of a dozen unison songs each: Folk Songs, Christmas, Spirituals). Elegantly simple, to my tastes. I don't play piano, can't find a volunteer accompanist, and have no funding to pay one. I also have to rehearse my music in multiple classes in order to put on a concert, so accompaniment tracks allow me (and my elementary school singers) some variety. However, I dislike accompaniment tracks that are highly arranged, with multiple parts, synthesized sound, and high volume and energy. These may sound great, but have a tendency to confuse young singers trying to match pitch and hear themselves in relation to the group. Pop music would seem to cry out for a track like this, but I seldom use songs in this style.
On the other hand, most of our classroom singing is a cappella, whether we're preparing for a performance or not. I sing in falsetto and they copy me; I don't use piano to play the melody nor for pitch. I believe this is a better and faster way to learn the principles of singing as well as specific songs. Most importantly, the unaccompanied sound of pure voices is very beautiful. The rest of our singing is with Orff instruments, World Music Drumming ensemble, and jug band instruments.
I must agree with John. There are so many reasons why accompaniment tracks are not the best choice, but the most important one is that it is not a musician in real time. If you are performing in real time, everything must be in real time. Music happens in this exact moment, not months ago in a studio somewhere. If the audience is live, the music must be live (excepting musique concrete and other electronic musics).
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Well, I took the acoustic approach and wrote some instrumental parts to go along with the provided piano accompaniment. I added flute, trumpet, and a string bass part. It went WONDERFULLY! Thank you for all your advice, colleagues! Conducting a "mega choir" with all my middle and high school students singing together was such a great experience for everyone involved.
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I use a computerized accompaniment for both performance and rehearsal. We use NOTEWORTHY COMPOSER. I wish I had a live accompanist but it is financially prohibitive. In the last three years, I have had only 2 major issues - one the computer freezing and two the output connection not working into the sound system. Oh well....it is what it is.
I have taught middle school for 22 years, and I have always used a mix of tracks and real accompaniment in concert settings. I have 300 young lovlies in my choir, 95% of whom have no background in singing choral music when they come to me, and they all follow me just fine. In fact, we just did our winter concert in a GYM of all places....mix of tracks on some songs and live accompanist on others..a capella on others...no risers for some of the students because of the large size of the chorus...and they did beautifully well!
I simply have to TEACH them effectively to follow me.
I've found that using a combination actually presents me with teachable moments about the difference between following me (a LIVE person) versus a track or a terrible accompanist who rushes or drags. It's all the same. They have to follow you. If we've taught our children well about following us our children will do well even if they audience claps faster than the beat.
The only time I make sure never to use a track is in an adjudicated festival.
When we say "I would never use a track anytime, anywhere", we are limiting ourselves a bit, I think. A track can create quite the dramatic effect for some songs, and our students love some drama...especially in middle school...and that drama can attract students. We are also reducing the number of great teachers who might choose to be chorus teachers because their piano skills are limited. "I can't teach chorus because I can't play...". We have to remain open.
We have to be careful about being purists at every turn, and keep our minds open as technology continues to present us with so many new ways to give our students an awesome choral experience and make them excited about singing.
We simply have to teach them the difference. That's all.
Glad your performance went well!
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As soon as I saw this topic, I knew what the majority of answers would be, "NO TRACKS." It's nice that you are so blest that you don't need them. I just did my Christmas concert and assembly this week and it was ALL on track. My accompanist is a district staff accompanist who works at FOUR schools. She wasn't with me for my concerts. Unfortunately, I don't have the piano skills to play my own accompaniments (yes, I've tried to learn, I don't need that lecture.) I use tracts ALOT!!! They have great orchstrations. I teach with them.We practice with them. I learn to conduct to them and the singers follow ME, (just like any other situation.) Knowing I have to deal with tracts, I PLAN how to use them effectively and how to balance the music for my singers. It would be nice to be in a situation where I could use live accompaniment more (I do at times, when I can) but that is not the case. I use the skills I have (I sing) and the resources I have (CD tracts) to instruct my students to the best of my ability. My kids ARE learning music and good vocal technique and performance. And my concerts this week were great. WITH TRACTS.
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Hi Laura,
Yes, live is always best, BUT sometimes a piano and perhaps percussion just do not do it. I have used performance tracks many times during my 30+ years of teaching. Especially for Broadway, and Pops concerts. I have found that the use of monitors facing the chorus works the best for me. I only use the monitors no other speakers. The sound goes directly to the students, bounces off the acoustic shell and goes into the audience as one sound. With the monitors in front the soloists can hear themselves. I found by adding other components, the phasing between the voices and the speakers was off. This is also a teachable moment for the class about acoustics and for the soloists, microphone techniques. It is also fun when you add movement to these tracks as the kids really get involved. I have had the audience clap along many times, but with this set up it does not throw the singers off.
Hope this gives you some ideas, experiment with placement. Good Luck
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Messing about in the Bulgarian Planina (mountains)
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Iskar Gorge
"Come to Bulgaria, your cars are already here" - Bulgarian joke tourist slogan aimed at Western Europeans (though probably with an ounce of truth in it...)
"No this is real natural yoghurt, its not your western muck!" - G in response to Erika asking if the Bulgarian yoghurt had gelatin in it.
We finally left Vratsa on Monday, 6 days after arriving! G accompanied us on a great cycle out of the city and over the hills into the Iskar gorge. The hills around Vratsa are really beautiful - very white limestone rocks which shimmer in the hot sun.
The last few days in Vratsa were filled with partying again! We went with G's family to a monastary restoration party and witnessed a very cool gypsy band and fantastic gypsy dancing with everyone shaking their ass to the infectious music.
The road down the Iskar was lovely; very quiet on the traffic front and stunning. The rocks changed abruptly from the white Vratsa limestone to a darker sandstone and we kept stopping to see birds and enjoy the views. We found a nice camp site by the river, but the banks were strewn with the debris of the
Aleksander Nevski Church
One of the finer sights in Sofia
previous week's floods. However the river is fast flowing and seems clean enough and we enjoy a swim and a quiet camp watching the moon rise over the steep wooded valley walls (sorry g we ignopred your warning, but we havent turned green or started glowing in the dark yet...) Our stove is now working well again thanks to the weld job in Vratsa and so we can enjoy hot food without burning ourselves on a fire. We make a great cycle into Sofia the next day. The Iskar Gorge is a really good approach road into the city.
Sofia was a nice surprise. Every Bulgarian had said it is a horrible city; noisy and angry. However we found it quite interesting, probably because we were on bikes and this is the best way to be in Sofia (though we were warned by one guy to 'be careful these big black cars - very dangerous' as he points to a convey of shiny black BMW's and Mercs with CD plates on - presumably refereing to the nature of the occupantsd rather then their driving skills....) We found our way to the Velodrome where there are a load of old
Top of the Balkans
Musala (on the right) and a neighboring peak in the Rila Mountains. Musala is the highest mountain in Bulgaria and the entire Balkan peninsula.
guys with bike repair workshops. Robin was having major problems with his front derailleur and the bike shop in Vratsa had only made it worse.
The old guy, a complete professional, took one look at the mech and got out a very large pair of pliers and started to bend it. This caused us a bit of concern as it seemd a bit radical, but the guy seeing our faces assured us by saying "deformed deformed!" This was true and Robin now has a working Front Mech!
We stayed that night in Sofia in Hotel Sport in a nice room and probably the best buy in Sofia at 20 Euros for the twin room. Sofia is more expensive than the rest of Bulgaria.
After doing some sight seeing in Sofia the next morning we head south along the Iskar towards Samokov and the Highest Mountain in the Balkan Penisular. The road climbs all day but steadily and we find a quiet camp in the woods south of Borovec. The wash in the stream that night was freezing and we realise the height we are at, as we experience the first chill since the High Tatras and of course
Rila Monastery
Britain before that.
From Borovec we head up into the Rila mountains, this time stocked up with food and a working stove and the peace descends on us again. The woods were lovely, full of scots pine and the paths were in a much better state than Romainan ones, maybe because they do not get as many people. We find a great camp in the dwarf pine below the Musala Hut and have a lovely evening veiw of the high peak Musala.
We woke to mist and rain, terrible when the day before had been completely clear, however we kept on up and made it to a shelter/café for the lunch time heavy shower. There we met a pair of Bulgarian walkers they must have been in their 50's. They had huge packs and just kept pulling out more and more food, but not light weight mountain style food - metal pans full of hard boiled eggs, mountains of tomatoes and cheese and they proceeded to make a very professional salad and insisted on sharing this mountain of food with us - a 'supermarket as they described it!. Their wives had packed the food for them and they were
Shepherd Camp
The 'hut' we spent an evening inside - actually much nicer inside than it looks from outside, and much warmer than the tent.
walking hut to hut for 3 days so could afford the weight of the glass bottles of vodka I saw them packing away!
We made the top of Musala 2925 m and the top of the Balkans to find yet more buildings - a cafe and a weather station. The mountains here are quiet but littered with buildings, I realise the advantage of our planners all the more when I see some of these crumbling structures!
We do not get much of a view but typically when we leave the summit the weather clears and we have a great ridge walk round above nice crags. We hear some alpine cough in the moving mist and see no other people all day.
We walk down to Borovec, a typical ski resort town, we retrieve our bikes from the nice hotel that locked them in the basement for us and cycle up out of town and over into the next valley to meet the Black Iskar river. There are great free camping places all along the river banks and we enjoy a well anticpated wash after the sweaty days walking. That night Robin made a fire which was well
Robin on the Rila Ridge
appreciated as the night was quite cold because of the height. We were enjoying some beer sitting by the fire, when we hear a huge skreech and crash and I look round to see the headlights of a car rolling through the air to crash about 100m away from us. We jump up quite shaken and run with torches over expecting to find a bloddy mess! Instead we find a very lucky driver who is in vain trying to restart his Citreon Xara. He just kleeps saying OK and "Dobre" (good) and seems to be fine, well he is unscathed-amazingly. We look around and help him gather up all his possessions which are scattered around amongst all the broken glass and hub caps etc. The passenger side of the vehicle and that side's roof is completed dented in and had there been a person there they would have been very seriously injured. Eventually we find his mobile phone which had fallen out of the car and he rings his family who all arrive in BMW's ( most unsuitable for towing the car off the rough ground it landed in).
We return to our fire and Robin manages to revive
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it, we are thankfull that we usually try to camp a bit away from the road. We usually do this to be more hidden for security, but some trees between us and the road also serve as protection from flying cars! There was no reason for the car to leave the road the only thing I can think of was that the driver fell asleep or just clipped the edge of the road whilst driving too fast and spun and rolled it!!
In the morning we cycle up the valley towards Malyovista and the beautiful Rila Mountains open up in front of us. We cycle through Govedarce and notice the purpose- built villas that are springing up everywhere for sale to British property hunters. We find all our food for some more days in the hills after stopping at all the little shops we pass.
The road just keeps going up and up and up and after one and half hours we arrive at Complex Malyovista. We check the map and realise that we have just cycled to 1700 m with all our bags! There is not much here, a busy car park for moutain walkers and one hotel
Malyovitsa Peak
that is most unhelpful and will not let us put our bikes in their basement without paying for a room! We search on and find the mountain rescue base and Bulgarian climbing club building. I go in search of some bike storage and find a confused admin woman who eventually realises what we want when I take her out to show here our loaded bikes. I wish I spoke Bulgarian! However she goes to find a man with some keys and they let us put our bikes and some of our bags in his office. What a relief. It was awful to think we had cycled all that way up and there was nowhere to leave the bikes!
After a lunch by the climbers club building we set off up to climb Malyovista - a wonderful buttressed peak towering above us in the sun. Most people were coming down looking very tired and we realise how fit we are, as we are flying up these steep slopes even with the full packs on. Just as we are getting to within reach of the summit the clouds descend and we kick ourselves again for not getting up earlier. However after a tea stop and a water fill up we carry on to the summit and find that the clouds are only on one side. The ridge looks very eerie and as we look back into the mist we see a Brocken Spectre! A kind of cool shadow of ourselves on the mist below, which had a full rainbow around it. We waved our arms about and watched with wonder as these weird grey men with rainbow halos danced in time to us. We have the summit to ourselves , well if you don't count the Balkan Chamois and about 50 alpine cough that joined us there!
We camp in the col below the summit at about 2600m, and with a lot of clothes on are warm through the night. The next day we descend a long long way to Rila Monastery. The monastery is busy and touristy, but for good reason. It has a beautiful frescoed church and some very good bread and doughnuts. We stock up here and do a bit of looking around the church, then set off again up the steep hills. This is very tiring and we are pushing it trying to get to a spring high on the ridge so we can camp by water. At 7 pm we finally make it to a shepherd's camp just short of our intended spring. After speaking to the shepherds we camp by them and are invited into their cabin to eat our dinner in the warmth. The shepherd's wife speaks Spanish and Italian and we manage to make ourselves understood just about, with some remembered Spanish. It is terrible how quickly you forget languages though, as we have not had to use Spanish at all on this trip, German has been much more frequently understood if not English. We muse that this is a very "Nicholas Crane" experience as we are fed sheep's milk rice pudding! The shepherds have cows, sheep and a load of horses up here and their cabin was a lot bigger inside than we expected.
We walk on the next day up over the ridge from Malyovista towards the 7 Lakes - a definite 'honeypot' area of 7 alpine lakes on shelves in stages up the mountainside. The scenery is really beautiful if overgrazed! And we reminise that some of it with a bit of imagination could be Scotland! Well it is all a bit bigger and sunnier but we do see some dotterel. We make it back to the bikes that evening and head down into the valley to the same camp site where we were before and have time to make a fire to keep us warm.
Now we head back to Samokov and after stocking up on oats ( something that is not that easy to find) we head west towards FYR Makedonia and Skopje to collect our pakcage post restante. The road is good and we make quite good progress however an early evening storm finds us sheltering in a bus stop and we decide to try finding a room in Kjustendil. We can only find a two star hotel and are told the price is 32 Leva (about 11 GBP) we think we can find cheaper and look round town to finally decide that it probably is the best deal, so after stocking up in the supermarket we head back to the hotel. On return however a different woman appears and tells us that as foriegners we have to pay 50 levas! I protest a lot! She explains that the 32 price was for Bulgarians only! We are horrified, this is what we had been warned about in Bulgaria but until now had not found it and all Bulgarians had been very nice and kind. We eventually got the lady to back down to 40 leva as we would take the worst room in the hotel, but then she saw the bikes and started saying we would have to pay more. At this point Robin storms off into the rain in disgust! She did not speak english but seemed to understand him clearly at this point....
We get soaked and eventaully turn up at the Hotel Bulgaria which is apparently 3 star. We are shown a big en-suite room and check in even though the price is 80 leva. Even in Hotel Bulgaria there is a cheaper Bulgarian price, but at least the staff are more friendly and don't just keep changing the price every 5 mins.
This experience of Kjustendil slightly soured our Bulgarian experience. However Bulgaria is a great country. The food is fantastic. The wine is great (the beer not so good, but cheap) the cheese is amazing!! It seems that in Bulgaria you can not have a meal without white creamy feta like cheese. The veg is aso really good and we enjoy tasty ugly tomatoes (the uglier it is the tastier) and weird shapped peppers. There are no plastic round dutch style tomatoes here and the cucumbers are the tastiest I have ever tried! Definitely not 'western muck'!
We have only seen a small part of Bulgaria, but the people are very welcoming and the scenery is beautiful. We leave looking forward to our return to the south of the country.
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These thin and crispy cookies stack well, making them a great gift to give. Ginger and orange complement the sweet and spicy flavor. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 1/4 teaspoon each ground allspice, cloves and nutmeg
- Additional sugar, optional
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and corn syrup. Combine the flour, baking soda, ginger, orange peel, allspice, cloves and nutmeg; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well.
- Shape into four 6-in. rolls; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight.
- Unwrap and cut into 1/8-in. slices. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Sprinkle with additional sugar if desired.
- Bake at 400° for 5-6 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 16 dozen.
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Under fire from the BJP for allegedly using photos in its advertisement campaign from outside Gujarat, the Congress on Friday launched a counter-attack on social media putting up a series of photographs used by the BJP on its Facebook pages and websites, which it claimed were "fraudulently" misguiding people.
Posts on the official Congress Facebook page claimed the official BJP website, www.bjpgujarat.com, and its official Facebook page, 'Ekmat Gujarat', picked up the image of a high-voltage transmission line from the website of the US Department of Energy to depict the state government's Jyotigram Yojana.
A post on the Facebook page, 'Narendra Modi for PM,' comparing roads of Ahmedabad to that of Amethi, the parliamentary constituency of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, placed swanky BRTS road of Ahmedabad alongside a potholed road that it said was from Amethi. A post on the 'Join Hands for Change (JHC)' campaign's Facebook page claimed the potholed road actually belonged to Texas in the US, and not Amethi, as claimed on Facebook.
The picture was picked up from the website, blog.beaumontenterprise.com, it said.
In yet another post, JHC claimed the same Facebook page used the picture of a group of smiling women depict the positive effects of development in Gujarat, which was actually picked up from the website of the Institute for Indian Mother and Child (IIMC), showing women in Kolkata.
The same website used the picture of tobacco plantation in Australia to show the party's achievements in leading state's agriculture growth, the JHC Facebook post claimed.
The picture of wind turbine on the state government's Vibrant Gujarat 2014 Summit website showing Gujarat's commitment to green energy is picked up from the website, www.windwyo.com, it added.
State Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi said, "This is what we have been saying all along, that photographs are only the symbolic presentation and facts are what matter. We would still like to ask Narendra Modi if the facts that we presented are wrong. The BJP still has time to answer this to the public."
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Part of a collection of illustrations I created for my current college project of illustrating Peter Pan
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So pretty, I love your mermaids
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this underwater effect is so awesome! ill have to give it a try sometime!!
Those trees are amazing!!
nice looks like the mermen are playing somewhere else
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I love your style its fantastic!!!!
cool work!
awww i wonder how it would look like in the morning of the scene > <
All your mermaid stuff is really truly fantastic - it's adorable and cartoony but so unique. I think you'd make a wonderful animator!
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words can't express how much I adore your style, well done
This piece's background reminds me of Arthur Rackham's work in Sleeping Beauty. Lovely.
This is too cool I love the contrast of color between the background and the characters! Very cute
Oh my...your mermaids are absolutely adorable!! That's it...I'm watching your gallery. Keep up the amazing work!
This is absolutely gorgeous <3
your work is beautiful. Really refreshing
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I really like the curly haired mermaids! You don't often see people depict them with curly hair!
You can't spend all that time in salt water and expect silky smooth results
I love this take on Mermaid Lagoon! I love the style of animation you used here. Do you mind if I use this picture for wallpaper on my laptop, for a while? It works great...
I like the style - so lovely, charming and warm ^^
Mermaid Lagoon was always my favorite.
Wonderful job!
Wonderful job!
So pretty!
Lovely color scheme. And those tiny water lilies popping out of the frame are brilliant!
awh, thank you!
I was struggling with the colour scheme, originally I wanted blue/fishier mermaids, but i couldn't resist the mint water, so pretty orange mermaids it was.
I was struggling with the colour scheme, originally I wanted blue/fishier mermaids, but i couldn't resist the mint water, so pretty orange mermaids it was.
Looks like it is a returning scheme, it is the pretty much the same on your latest deviations. Kind of a signature, I love it.
this is really sweet and lovely. it'd be great on a t-shirt
is it me or you're getting better very fast?
I especially love the vines and the water effect
I especially love the vines and the water effect
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the best part is vines on the trees they are so cute
so beautiful!, i love this!
Love it Good work.
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Saint Luke's has a long history of sharing its resources with the community in creative and purposeful ways. Several important local agencies were birthed by the parish, including Pre School Partners, Glenwood Autism and Behavioral Center, Norwood Resource Center, and others. Although we are situated in the Village of Mountain Brook we consider ourselves a "city church" that responds to the needs of the larger Birmingham area. We seek to serve our Birmingham neighbors in need in many different ways, including hands-on service, partnerships, monthly agency-designated collections, and financial grants. We respond to the Great Commandment, loving God with all our hearts and loving our neighbors as ourselves, by encouraging all our members to find deeper connections to those in need.
In March of every calendar year we award grants to agencies meeting the following criteria:
- Focus on local, poverty-related needs (housing, hunger, education, work readiness, etc.)
- Promotes solutions rather than dependencies
- Provides opportunities for parishioners to volunteer
- Provides quality services in a cost effective
- The grant makes a real difference in agency performance.
NOTE: In order to be considered for an Outreach Grant, a member of Saint Luke's must be involved in your organization in some way.
To receive an Outreach Grant Application, please contact Rev. Dn. Mark LaGory (802-6205 or Email Mark on, or before, Dec. 31st.
Please select the sidebar links to get involved in our outreach efforts or to find out more information about the organizations we support.


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