Guess, who didn't forget her recorder on Easter.  Its honestly not the best recording quality.  We have to find a better spot for the recorder so we can hear the choir better.  Its a learning process.  I wasn't going to post the recording, because I wasn't 100 % happy with it, but I'd certainly share with you if you leave a comment :)

However, I feel like we got a great recording of the offertory Aaron and I performed so here's a recording of our rendition of "Oh How He Loves You and Me"

I am so incredibly lucky to have a Zoom H4 Handy Recorder.  I love this thing.  Its actually my husband's.  I haven't really enjoyed the marvels of this thing until this year.  I do almost all my recordings on it.  I can record straight into my amp so I can have Miller screaming, the cat meowing and me singing out loud, and you wouldn't be able to tell.  A-MAZING! 

Now, the downfall to having such an awesome contraption is you have to REMEMBER to bring it with you when you want to record something.  I cannot tell you how often I have wanted to record something and just plain forgot.  Well, guess what I did.. forgot to bring the recorder on Good Friday.  The choir's anthem was SO powerful.  I have been waiting ALL year to sing this song.  That's right.  I picked it out LAST year!  Seriously, it took me singing through it around 4 times before I could do it without crying. 

Also, I am so blessed as a choir director to have so many talented men and women in my choir.  One of these is Marsha Fix.  She is an amazing woman, and her voice just sends chills down my spine.  Every Good Friday, she sings "It is Finished."  Marsha and I have the only lights on in the entire church, and when we are finished, we turn off all the lights.  It is an extremely powerful moment, and I FORGOT the recorder.  You can't recreate a moment like that.  I will have to wait until next year to get that recording.  So, now, all of you can anticipate Good Friday next year.  I will NOT forget. 

In the meantime, here is a recording of Marsha Fix and I on March 25th performing "O Divine Redeemer" by Gounod.