Down in the River to Pray - How to sing Four-Part Bluegrass Harmony in THREE Minutes

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Will and the kids teach the harmony parts for Down in the River to Pray. Key of E.
Veronica (12) - Lead
Dominic (14) - Baritone
Henry (11) - Low Tenor
Will - Bass
Down in the River to Pray was featured in the movie O Brother Where Art Thou? ‪@ThePetersens‬ have an excellent performance here: • Down to the River to P...
We're singing this a capella in four parts.
I've arranged the score for this music on MuseScore. You can access it here: musescore.com/...
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Комментарии : 23

@debicovert6105 26 дней назад

God bless them!

@rgbloomfield Год назад

Great job by all. Keep it up.

@valmyguanaes Год назад

Marvellous! Wonderfull! May God bless you, familly!

@Dale.Potter Год назад

That was awesome guys. Well done

@DancingStringsGuitar 7 месяцев назад

This is absolute gold. I've never heard this breakdown of voice parts before. Wow, and thank you all.❤

@bloomfieldbluegrass 6 месяцев назад

Glad it helped!

@jamesquesenberry726 Год назад

Beautiful

@rondakroth3199 Год назад

Ya got to give it heart and soul

@billhetland8070 Год назад

Hello Bloomfield family, I just came across your video for the first time now. You all sounded so well with your Harmony. And Will thank you for teaching your fans and subscribers how to sing different harmonies. May God continue to Bless 🙏 your family with your music. Stay well and be safe. 🙏 Bill and family 😎😊😁

@madwhitehare3635 Год назад

This is fab! It's so hard to pick out harmonies from the whole thing. Clear as a bell.... Go for it, Henry! 😍🇬🇧

@Sandrab769 2 месяца назад

O My! So young! And far and away better than Taylor Swift could ever hope to be!

@Pickinbuddy 2 месяца назад

It was Doc Watson who brought this song into bluegrass music....

@mrs.brunke443 6 месяцев назад

Very well done. It brings back memories of long car trips with my husband and children. We love old folk songs and to pass the time on the trip I would teach the kids the songs in parts. Once they had their parts my husband would add the bass and then we'd sing away the miles!