To achieve successful performance when singing in harmony with a group: - Sing the melody along with other voices using pitches that are intervals of thirds apart, creating two-part harmony. This makes the sound thicker as different pitches mix together. - Harmonizing adds lower or higher notes to the melody, accompanying it in a way that moves along with the original tune. - Blending voices properly in harmony requires accurate pitching and awareness of how your part fits with others.

3. How can you achieve a
successful performance when
singing in harmony with a
group?

5. How many different sounds do you think are
you hearing?
Which do you think makes a high buzzing
sound?
Which do you think makes a low buzzing
sound?
three
mosquitoes
bees

6. KUMBAYAH
Spiritual song from South Africa.
“come by here”
a simple appeal to God to come and
help those in need.

8. Two-Part Harmony
Another way of harmonizing a song is to accompany
it with lower or higher pitches that move along
with the melody.
This kind of harmony takes place when two groups
are singing the melody with pitches that are
intervals of thirds apart.

9. Two-Part Harmony
By doing so, the sound of music becomes
thicker because different sounds are
mixing or blending together.

10. San Sereni
It is a prayer asking for a good life
among Spaniards through singing.

11. San Sereni
San sereni dela Buena Buena vida
Hacenasi asilos panaderos
Asi asi asi asi mi gusta mi

12. Summary:
• Adding an interval to the pitches of a
melody that moves along with it produces a
two-part harmony too.