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by Gary E. Andrews - 06/19/26 06:43 PM
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I have a friend in England who belongs to a "street choir." They get together at each others' houses and sing a cappella. One of the group is a more experienced musician and does the arrangements and harmonies. Obviously, they can't do this at the moment. He asked me if I could suggest a technical way around this, so that they could get as close as possible to the experience online. I really don't have an answer for him. Any suggestions?
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